Rocky Lane Western #50
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeRocky Lane discovers a surface gold mine and encounters a group of rustlers from the Lazy T ranch who have stolen critters. After confronting the rustlers and their leader Meader, Rocky is captured and imprisoned in a camp where Meader guards a gold strike and plans to eliminate anyone who tries to escape. Rocky must find a way out of the camp and stop Meader's scheme to claim the gold for himself.
Secret Marshal Rocky Lane accepts a challenge that even ten experienced wranglers have failed—taming Meteor, a brutally wild bronc whose strength and fury have nearly killed every man who's tried to ride him. With Black Jack at his side and his reputation on the line, Rocky must discover if sheer determination and skill can break a horse whose rage seems unbreakable.
Dee Dickens is preparing for a boxing match against Hack Duggs at the county fair, but before they step in the ring, a schemer visits Dee's dressing room under the guise of explaining boxing rules—only to brutally demonstrate illegal moves instead, leaving Dee battered and weak before the fight even begins. When the match finally starts, fate and physics intervene in unexpected ways, and Dee finds himself in a very different position than his opponent anticipated.
Rocky Lane, a secret marshal patrolling the southwestern border, stumbles onto a rustling operation that doesn't quite add up—stolen cattle are being driven across the Rio Grande only to mysteriously reappear, and something about the whole scheme feels off. When he's wrongly arrested and jailed, Rocky breaks free with the help of his trusted stallion Black Jack to investigate the real truth behind the "Longhorn Masquerade." As the pieces start to fall into place, he discovers a sinister plot far more complex than simple cattle theft.
When Secret Marshal Rocky Lane arrives at the Skytop Lumber Camp to visit his old friend Ed Burland, he finds the operation under siege by armed gunmen loyal to George Meader, a partner who now demands complete control of the business—and is starving out the camp to force a sale. As Rocky discovers a hidden gold vein that explains Meader's ruthlessness, he and Burland devise a desperate plan: hollow out logs to smuggle the men downriver past the blockade while Rocky creates a dangerous diversion. With escape hanging by a thread and Meader's sharpshooters closing in, Rocky must keep his wits sharp and his nerve sharper to pull off the gambit.
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Reprinted in Rocky Lane Western Comic Annual #4 (1960)
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