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Gunsmoke #14

Aug 1951 · Youthful · 0.10 USD
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An anthology of Western tales featuring "Pocahontas," in which the adopted daughter of a fierce Indian chief named Powhatan grows into a beautiful plains-girl who unites Redman and White against a ruthless tyrant threatening them both, her name becoming legendary throughout history as "the Golden Avenger." The issue also includes stories such as one involving a stagecoach attack on the Hardrock Stage en route to Fort Milburn, where characters named Gunsmoke and Pedro defend against Indian assault, and a hunting adventure in which Fitzpatrick and other frontiersmen pursue a dangerous grizzly bear that threatens their camp and food supply.

Contains 4 stories
Phantom Devils of Lorado
7 pp

When mysterious deaths plague the ranches around Laredo Valley—victims branded with the mark of the devil and killed by an unknown terror—the mild-mannered Chet Fairchild transforms into the Masked Marvel to uncover the truth behind the "Phantom Devils of Lorado." Racing against time to stop the killers before they strike again, the Marvel must separate supernatural superstition from cold-blooded murder and face down a conspiracy that strikes closer to home than he expects.

Terror of the Bozeman Trail
8 pp

When Gunsmoke and Pedro are sent to scout the dangerous Bozeman Trail for Colonel Sylvester, they uncover a treacherous plot by Chief Dull Knife and his Crow warriors to destroy the fort—with help from a double-crossing scout inside. Trapped between a conniving officer who wants them dead and an enemy force tightening the noose, the two must rally the fort's remaining defenders and hold the line until help arrives.

The Golden Avenger
7 pp
Pocahontas (a blonde white girl)

Pocahontas, an adopted daughter raised by a fierce Indian tribe, discovers her true identity as the heir to a Wyoming gold fortune—and learns that the corrupt land agent Walter Trask murdered her parents to seize their estate. Now she must stand against Trask's gang, the town's prejudice, and his ruthless grip on the entire county to claim what is rightfully hers. With the help of her tribal brothers, this golden-haired plains-girl becomes the golden avenger the West won't soon forget.

Hugh Glass - Fighting Firebrand of the Frontier
7 pp

Hugh Glass, the legendary frontiersman, survives a devastating grizzly attack that leaves him barely alive—then awakens alone in hostile territory, abandoned by the men who were supposed to watch over him. With nothing but a razor and sheer determination, Glass begins an incredible 210-mile crawl toward the fort, driven by one burning need: revenge against those who left him for dead. This tale of one man's unflinching will to survive against impossible odds showcases why Indians both feared and respected the toughest fighter the frontier ever knew.

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CGC 9.0 · 1 in census $2,938*
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cover pencils, inks Steve Kirkel

Reprints

Reprinted in The Masked Marvel #8 (1954), Best of the West #21 (2001)

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