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Rocky Lane Western #63 (1954)

Charlton · 1954 · 37 pages

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Contains 5 stories
The Bloody Gap Plot
11 pp · western-frontier

In "The Bloody Gap Plot," Rocky Lane finds himself tangled in a web of deception when a gang of outlaws stirs trouble in the frontier town of Bloody Gap—seemingly just a cover for a series of robberies. After capturing the gang in the act, Rocky senses something's off, unaware that his latest move has made him the target of a far more dangerous enemy lurking in the shadows.

Buckaroos
4 pp · humor; western-frontier

When a paleface's prized ten-gallon hat takes flight, he offers Little Arrow five bucks to retrieve it—leading to a comical chain of mishaps involving a stubborn burro and an unexpected wordplay twist. Little Arrow's scheme to turn the tables gets tangled up with Big Bow's gullibility and the local sheriff's interest in the loose animals, teaching both of the "buckaroos" a hard lesson about what "five bucks" really means.

The Sneak Rustlers!
7 pp · western-frontier

When cattle mysteriously vanish between the stockyards and their destinations, Secret Marshal Rocky Lane is assigned to crack a baffling rustling case—but it's his loyal stallion Black Jack who becomes the real hero as the investigation uncovers a scheme far more dangerous than anyone expected. With a train full of innocent lives hanging in the balance and a competing stockyard threatened by sabotage, Rocky and Black Jack race against time to stop a ruthless gang and their explosive plans. This tale of clever detection and fearless horsemanship shows why the two-gun marshal and his great black partner make such a formidable team.

A Night Time Fable
4 pp · humor; western-frontier

Jeeter's talkative horse Preposterous returns late from visiting an old friend's ranch, and instead of letting his exhausted owner sleep, he insists on sharing a string of increasingly silly jokes and tall tales about his day—much to Jeeter's growing frustration. With nothing but puns, ridiculous anecdotes about his host Frank Boswell, and relentless wordplay standing between Jeeter and a good night's rest, the talking horse has found the perfect bargaining chip to negotiate for extra oats.

Equal to the Task
1 pp · humor

In "Equal to the Task," Cactus Brain wrestles with self-doubt after comparing himself to another cowboy, convinced he falls short. His friend offers a reassuring perspective—this rival isn't just a match, he's clearly no smarter, making Cactus Brain’s confidence a well-earned equal.

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