Rod Cameron Western #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeRod Cameron is riding through the Red Hills toward Fort Jenning when he is suddenly attacked by a band of Indian renegades led by Paleface. Despite being outnumbered, Cameron fights off his attackers, but Paleface orders his warriors to capture Cameron alive and take him to Devil Pit rather than kill him. Cameron must survive the renegades' assault and escape their plans to use him in the Devil Pit.
Rod Cameron arrives in Gray Rock just as a gang of outlaws, led by Bat Burton, robs the general store, forcing him to intervene. When banker Turnbull is later framed for the robbery, Rod uncovers a conspiracy that reveals Turnbull has been held hostage and forced to help the gang, who plan to use him as a shield during a daylight bank heist.
Annoyed Andrews is fed up with townspeople constantly meddling in his affairs, so he hatches a mischievous plan to teach them a lesson by opening a skunk farm—just to see how long they’ll keep poking their noses where they don’t belong.
In a humorous western showdown at Tom's General Store, the sheriff arrives to investigate a commotion and finds two men, Biff and Zack, brawling over a job as a store helper—each claiming they’re the better fit. As the sheriff tries to sort out the chaos, the men’s wild claims about their pasts and their accidental punches to Tom only deepen the confusion.
Rod Cameron is enlisted by the Secret Service to infiltrate a counterfeit ring by posing as a fellow inmate to gain the trust of Cat Barker, a jailed suspect. After a daring jailbreak, Rod and Barker flee together, only to discover that Barker’s partner, Jim Dillon, has been using the local bank to circulate fake money—and that the real danger lies ahead.
Rod Cameron, captured by the renegade Black Elk and his warriors, barely escapes death in the Devil Pit and flees into the Red Hills, where he teams up with Chief White Eagle to outwit the raiders. Using a daring plan to lure Black Elk’s band into a trap, Rod sets a false trail and waits for the moment to challenge the renegade to a fight that could break his hold over the other outlaws.
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Reprinted in Six-Gun Heroes Western Comic Annual #4 (1959), Rod Cameron Western #1 (1961), Best of the West #56 (2006), Cowboy Hero Annual #3, Rod Cameron Western #2
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