Cowboys 'n' Injuns #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe main story features Lone Star Smokey, a prospector from his earlier days who has struck gold and decides to deposit it in the town bank for safekeeping. When bandits led by Slughead Barton's gang hijack the stagecoach carrying the gold, Smokey pursues them, leading to a chase and tunnel collapse. After escaping the tunnel collapse and recovering the gold, Smokey becomes a local hero, with the townspeople rallying behind him and even campaigning for him to become president.
Jesse Jimmy figures he'll prove himself a genuine bad man by stealing the sacred Rain God statue from a Native American reservation in Gulchburg—but when he swipes what he thinks is the precious artifact, things go sideways fast. Captured and sentenced to burn at the stake for his crime, Jimmy gets a last-minute reprieve that hinges on a surprising discovery about the statue itself.
Spurs Larkin puts his faith in an old saying—that music can soothe even the wildest beast—when his boss Taquilla Tucker and her famous diamond belt fall into the hands of Slughead Barton's gang. With Spurs armed only with his guitar and his wits, he'll have to prove that a well-timed ballad might just be the most powerful weapon in the West.
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Reprinted in Cowboys 'n' Injuns #7 [A-1 #41] (1951), Cowboys 'n' Injuns #8 [A-1 #48] (1952), Kiddie Kapers #17 (1963)
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