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Real West Romances #2

Jul 1949 · Prize · 0.10 USD
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A woman named Billie pursues a career as a singer in Tucson, leaving behind a man named Pete who wanted her to stay. After Pete's departure, Billie meets Larry Parker at his office and he encourages her singing ambitions, eventually helping her become a glamorous performer. At a high-society fashion show, Billie encounters Scott Lincoln, a wealthy man from her past, who asks about her buffalo guns and proposes reconciliation despite their families' long-standing feud. The story concludes with Billie and Scott resolving to end the Johnson-Lincoln family rivalry and begin a romance together.

Contains 5 stories
To Fight for Her Man!
8 pp · Romance, Western-Frontier

Jean Putnam finds herself torn between her love for Buck Thorn and the shocking rumor that he’s a cattle rustler, forcing her to confront the truth about the man she’s vowed to marry. Though she’s terrified by the accusations, she refuses to abandon him, determined to stand by him no matter what.

Heart Broken Bronco Buster!
8 pp · Romance, Western-Frontier

After a childhood spent riding together on the frontier, Billie Travis and Pete Conley reunite years later when Pete enters the Sand City Rodeo, determined to win prize money to marry her. Billie, now drawn to a life in the city and a singing career, finds herself torn between her roots and her new dreams, while Pete struggles to accept the change in her.

Dead-Game Dude!
8 pp · Romance, Western-Frontier

Sally Towers, the young ranch owner, finds herself drawn to Dusty Lambert, a mysterious stranger who impresses her with his skill in taming the wild horse Dynamite—much to the dismay of her foreman, Blackjack Cohill. As rumors swirl and the sheriff’s report casts doubt on Dusty’s past, Sally must navigate her growing feelings for the enigmatic rider while confronting the truth about his identity.

Rough-House Annie!
8 pp · Romance, Western-Frontier

Rough-House Annie, a fiercely independent woman known for her sharp tongue and even sharper whip, struggles to maintain control on her ranch while harboring deep resentment toward men—especially after a traumatic upbringing. When a new cowhand, Pat Ewing, arrives and dares to challenge her authority, their volatile clash escalates into a fiery dismissal, setting the stage for a dangerous confrontation when Annie is ambushed on her way into town.

Family Feud!
9 pp · Romance, Western-Frontier

In a dusty frontier town where generations of rivalry have hardened into hatred, a young woman finds herself torn between her family’s bitter feud with the Lincolns and her growing feelings for Scott Lincoln, the man she’s secretly been drawn to since childhood. When their forbidden connection is discovered, her father vows to drive Scott off the land—and worse—forcing her to choose between loyalty to her family and the love she can no longer deny.

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CGC 9.4 · 1 in census $211*
CGC 9.2 · 2 in census $211
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CGC 8.0 · 1 in census $48
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CGC 6.5 · 1 in census $20*
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artist, inker Leonard Starr
letterer Ben Oda

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