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ROBERT 0, ERISMAN, Editor Member, Western Writers of America ARTHUR LANE, Assoclate ~~ “G “WESTIE, %* %* BRAND NEW ACTION-PACKED THRILLERS % 1) BLOOD ON THE MOON .......... Ee W. J. Reynolds To the devil with renegade whiskey peddlers ‘and raiding Comanches—Jud Franklin, by Judes, was going to get help for his young wife .... 2) THANKS TO THE PARTY LINE .............. Stephen Payne She planned 4o raise cattle and learn to ride like a cowgirl, What's more, she wos buying the place Lance wanted, And expecting him fo help her get it Going. But by far the worst pert was, ali of this woman-dodaing cow- bey's neighbors aiready knew about if .... 3) DEATH OF A COWBOY ........ seeeeeeeesess Johan Lumsden None of it would have happened of course if the O-X boss hadn't gone off looking for a@ new pass through the mountains, Nor If the girl up at the: keuse had returned Gus Ball's esteem. ... 4) SAFE CONDUCT ........ seececoeeesesees Adolph Bennauer The sherifi's job was to take his man in, dead or alive, But Jim Baxter knew that his oath of office also demanded that he provide the prisoner sufe conduct. . 5) WHE CLD WEST'S STRANGEST INDIAN .... Dean W. Ballenger Yes, the gentle, intelligent Arapahoe who conceived the idea of reservations ic sicp his people's bioody alrocities, and the brutal killer whose renegade wiid bunch terrcrized the whole West were one and the same Indian... . We Ree EGS nn oa nO ivks oe taba oe Ces eek ... Marion George Where wes he, whot did he look like? Nobody knew, All anybody knew wos cbout his gun. A strange kid with a strange name, with that gun .. . 42-THE BIG RIAND 2c... ccs j icne ation 2 SES William Vance "1 guess Hl ride.”"—As casually as th i, Patsy scid it. And threw: away everything he cared about— the girl, the ranch, the respect of the. mon who'd raised him. . 2) GUN-LESS MARSHAL Sire frets cee sete Omer: Borker A fearless hero of frontier days, Marshal Tom Smith established the supremacy of law . . . 9) A LITTLE CLOUD We OUST: . =. eek oe ...- Neil Slocum a no-qood saddiebum, you could see it piacin. And Pop Woodie could have broke the fellow in two, but he didn't because his girl Adeline was in love with this fast-talking rannmy ... . TU) -ERE ROUGH THREE oooh. Ce cdi aces Giclee eee oe ... Lee Floren No pack of wolves or humans was too tough for them to meet and defeat, cnd this savage wilderness trio ftruiy had nothing to fear but——them- selves... sc yk ANTHOLOGY OF TIME-HONORED CLASSICS % % 11) EEACEMAKER MEANS POWDERSMOKE! ....... D. B. Newton Sure De | Brannon had bucked the law, taking justice in his own hands builet-bicsiing a rangehog, but Del was stiii Deputy Lee Kirk's saddlepard, copyright 1944 Western s*ictlou Pub. Co. ine, Te AN Riis PANS Sta chavs he bok we ale cer Joseph Chadwick Give a treacherous Apache implements and seeds, they told Alec Small, end. ke‘li frede them for guns; but Alec divin't savvy that brand of hate tale eae e copyright 1949 Inters<ute Publishing Corp. the kid knew he was i ebkal: but the town knew he was a killer... . : copyright 194, Interstate L’ublishing Corp. 14} SATAN'S SEGUNDO ...................... Gunnison. Steele Inte that cutpost of hell plunged bushwhocking Flash Hoyden—to throw up a bullet borrier around a defenseless tendertoot’s dark-eyed bride . . . copyright 1938, Western Jiction Pub, Co, Lne. - 15) GRAB A HORSE, HELLION-OR A GUN! ......Jchn G. Pearsol 92: Jim Deever liked to remember the day he'd hung up his guns, sa folks couldn't scy young Brad’s old man was an owlhooter, That's what made it so hord, taking his guns down again... copyright 1940, W estern Fiction Pub. Co. Inc. } 2~GUN Wks lichn puatalied varterly by stadium Publishing Corporation. Office of publication, 655 Madison Ave., New York 2 N. ¥ ¥. Second ciass mai} privileges authorized at New York, N, ¥. Addi- tional entry at Holyoke, Men Contents copyrighted 1957 by Stadium Publishing Corporation. Vol. 2 No. 6 May 1957 issue. 26c per copy; subscription price. 12 issues for $3.26 including postage. No sim- larity is intended between actual names, persons, charaeters, institutions and these us jin stories and semi-fietion articles, aud any such similarity that may exist is purely coincidental, Net zesponrible for unsolicited manuscripts, Printed in the U.S.A, 3$ cComicbooks.com