Cowboy Western Comics #33

Wild Bill Hickok arrives in a small Colorado town just as a mob prepares to lynch a young man accused of cattle rustling—but Bill believes the accused deserves his day in court, not a rope. When the prisoner's trial begins the next day, Wild Bill's keen eye and knowledge of cattle branding reveal the truth about who's really behind the scheme.

Sheriff Denver Mudd faces a tough re-election campaign when his opponent launches a vicious attack on his height, so Mudd's deputy Bushey Barns seeks help from Professor Dabler, a hapless inventor obsessed with his latest creations. When Dabler finally agrees to assist, his wild new invention—disappearing ink—becomes the unexpected key to exposing a scheme to rig the election, turning the tables on the real crooks in town.

Annie Oakley tracks down Everett Slade, suspecting he's behind a robbery that's threatening Buffalo Bill's show and the town's faith in it. When she confronts him at the show's exhibits, Annie devises a clever test to prove whether the stolen money truly belongs to Buffalo Bill—one that forces Slade's hand and exposes his scheme to ruin the famous showman.