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Rocky Lane Western #6

Oct 1949 · Fawcett · 0.10 USD
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Rocky Lane locks up criminals at Devil's Bid Jail and then follows their trail with his stallion Black Jack to Gallows Gulch, where he discovers a Hall of Horrors Wax Museum that holds clues to the criminals' activities. The issue also features a story titled "Slim Pickens in A Figure of Speech," in which a candidate named Honest John Terry campaigns for dog catcher while Slim Pickens and others read newspaper accounts of alleged cannibalism, leading to comedic misunderstandings about the politician's honesty and character.

Contains 6 stories
The Curse of Devil's Bid
17.67 pp · Western-Frontier
Rocky LaneKiller Selby
Gets the Range of It
1 pp · Humor
Gopher Face

Gopher Face mistakes a group of farmers for a troop of rangers, leading to a humorous mix-up when he excitedly calls the others to see them. The joke unfolds as he realizes the "rangers" are just farmers, quipping that they "range from large to small" — a pun on the word "rangers" that lands with a chuckle.

"We'll be hitting the rodeo trail soon..."
1 pp · Western-Frontier
Rocky Lane
Colorful Character
2 pp · Humor
Percy Peter Pippleberry

Percy Peter Pippleberry, the self-proclaimed painter, is hired to portrait Mrs. Van de Van’s grandfather, leading to a series of exaggerated and absurd critiques about color choices and anatomy. As Mrs. Van de Van grows increasingly exasperated by his flamboyant techniques and offbeat logic, Percy’s wild interpretations push her to the brink—until she storms off, leaving him with a final, sharp rebuke.

A Figure of Speech
4 pp · Western-Frontier

In a humorous showdown at a town meeting, Honest John Terry, running for dog catcher, faces off against the sharp-tongued Slim Pickens, who mocks his qualifications with biting wit. As the debate spirals into absurdity, Terry’s claims of integrity and expertise are undercut by his own contradictions and Slim’s relentless teasing.

Untitled Humor story
0.5 pp · Humor
PatFlora

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Full credits

artist, inker Ralph Carlson

Reprints

Reprinted in Lash La Rue Western #52 (1954), Rocky Lane Western #64 (1954), Lash La Rue Western #59 (1956)

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