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Tom Mix Western #5 (1948)

Fawcett · 1948 · 52 pages

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ContinueTom Mix Western #6 →
Contains 11 stories
The God of Evil
9 pp · western-frontier

When the renegade Skunkheart returns to the Dobie Hills with plans to appease his "God of Evil" through human sacrifice, he sets his sights on Moonbeam—hoping to exact revenge while pleasing his dark deity. Tom Mix must track the villain to a hidden cavern beneath an Indian reservation and navigate a deadly confrontation to save an innocent life from the sacrificial pyre. It's a race against time as Tom uses cunning and quick thinking to outwit Skunkheart's cutthroat gang in this wild tale of frontier justice.

A Choice Bit
1 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals; western-frontier

Sheriff Oscar faces a decision when Billy brings in the outlaw Wildcat Will, who's wanted for murder during a cattle rustling job—and the lawman offers his prisoner an unusual choice that plays out in classic funny-animal fashion. This quick Western humor bit proves that sometimes the best joke is letting the punchline do the talking.

The Whip Stings Again
8 pp · western-frontier
Tom Mixthe Whip (villain)

When the notorious cattle rustler the Whip strikes again near the grazing grounds, Tom Mix seizes the chance to set a trap using the finest herd in the territory as bait—but the cunning villain turns the tables, leaving Tom beaten and weaponless. With only his loyal horse Tony to guide him and an old whip as his only tool, Tom tracks the Whip to his hideout for a desperate reckoning between old enemies.

Death Prances in the Arena
7 pp · western-frontier

At the Dobie Rodeo, Tom Mix's saddle gives way during a bull-dogging exhibition, and a brave young woman named Lolita—a renowned bullfighter from Mexico—leaps into the arena to save his life. When gamblers try to force Lolita to throw tomorrow's bullfighting exhibition, Tom must race against time to stop their deadly scheme before the drugged and defenseless fighter faces the bull.

Crazy Is as Crazy Does
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier

A young inventor named Lem pitches his latest creation to Cowboy Cal—a feed bag that never empties—drawing a comparison to history's great minds, though Cal's historical knowledge proves hilariously questionable. It's a quick, lighthearted frontier tale that plays on the eternal optimism (and occasional absurdity) of the tinkering spirit.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals; western-frontier
Paddles Away
4 pp · western-frontier

Young Tumbleweed Jr. builds his own canoe despite warnings that he's too inexperienced to handle one safely, but curiosity and stubborn pride drive him to sneak out after dark for a secret test run. What starts as a defiant midnight paddle quickly becomes a harrowing fight for survival when the river's current pulls him toward dangers he never imagined.

Untitled story
1 pp · western-frontier
Tom Mix
Twice as Stupid
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier

Saddlehead tangles with a cat and dog in this quick-witted western comedy, but his schemes don't quite land the way he hopes. A character questions whether he's lost his mind—suggesting Saddlehead's plan to outwit his furry adversaries is about to backfire in true slapstick fashion.

Untitled story
1 pp · western-frontier
Tom Mix
The Death Diamond
7 pp · western-frontier

Tom Mix helps his friend Jed protect a massive diamond—Uncle Jared's only valuable possession—after the dying man entrusts it to Jed over his two crooked cousins, diamond dealers who traffic in stolen jewels. When Jed's cousins ambush him and Tom in the woods to steal the gem, the two must escape, race back to town, and confront the villains before they can cut up the diamond and cover their tracks.

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