Real Western Hero #73
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Young Falcon and the Victorious Masquerade" depicts Young Falcon's efforts to stop an evil renegade who has massacred the true feather tribe and now seeks to gain the tribal totem and rightful emblem by infiltrating a new tribe's ceremonial totem dance. Young Falcon must strike down the renegade medicine man to prevent an outcry. The story also features Tom Mix racing into the deserted streets of Dobie to stop bank robbers and retrieve a stolen gun from the criminals.
Sheriff Hopalong Cassidy arrives in a newly opened territory to oversee fair land claims, only to find that a pair of shady outlaws, Murky and Weasel, are secretly plotting to burn down the claims office and destroy all records—so they can steal the best land by force. When a fire breaks out at night, the settlers scramble to save their homes, but the destruction of the records leaves everyone’s claims in dispute, sparking a dangerous showdown over a single contested stake.
Cactus Brain claims he’s hunting moose, much to the confusion of his friend, who points out there are no moose around. When the friend locks himself in his room, Cactus Brain tricks him into coming out by pretending to be a girl, then laughs at the ruse.
Sheriff Mike Shaw and his deputies pursue a gang of bank robbers who’ve fled to a showboat, only to be outsmarted when the criminals disguise themselves as actors in a play. The sheriff realizes the robbers used the long, uninterrupted scenes in the show to sneak off the boat, commit the crimes, and return to their roles—just as the final act begins.
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Reprinted in Western Hero #2 (1949), Western Hero #3 (1950), Tex Ritter Western #23 (1954), Cowboy Western #51 (1954), Western Hero #73
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