Hopalong Cassidy #6

From Fawcett's April 1947 run comes this lively installment of the beloved Western hero, promising readers it's "Jam Packed with Real Western Adventure!" The cover delivers on that promise immediately — Hopalong Cassidy, badge gleaming on his chest and pistol drawn, looms over two rough-looking men scrambling near a campfire in a dramatic mountain setting, a waterfall cascading in the background. It's a vivid snapshot of frontier tension that pairs perfectly with the issue's story, "Death Rides at the Rodeo!