Hopalong Cassidy #71
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis September 1952 Fawcett publication brings William Boyd's silver-screen cowboy charm straight to the newsstand, with a photo cover showing Boyd in full Western regalia — black hat, bolo tie, and a warm smile — posed alongside his white horse and holding up a vivid action-packed comic page. The issue promises the story "The Marks of Guilt!" along with the winners of the Second Hopalong Cassidy Contest, making it a lively package for fans of the range-riding hero. At just a dime, this is a fine snapshot of early '50s Western comics at their most inviting.
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The city hall has been set on fire to destroy certain documents, but Hoplaong saves them and will find out why.
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