Rod Cameron Western #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeRod Cameron confronts the Nester gang after they stampede cattle back toward the ranch, leading to a fight where he disarms their leader. After defeating the outlaws, Cameron becomes caught in a blizzard while pursuing cowmen who caused trouble, during which he encounters mysterious figures with supernatural powers who refer to him by name. The story concludes with comedic scenes of dwarfish characters and an election plot involving snuff and peculiar effects on voters.
Rod Cameron arrives in a frontier settlement of homesteaders, drawn by the smell of home-cooked food, only to find the peace shattered when a group of cowmen deliberately drives cattle into the farmers' fields. As tensions explode and gunfire erupts, Rod steps in to prevent a full-scale range war, forcing both sides to confront their actions before the winter frost claims them all.
Sam the Sheriff faces a surprising challenge in his re-election bid when rival candidate Happy Harry tricks him into drinking a cactus punch that causes him to act strangely and destroy his hotel room while asleep. As Sam flees town in embarrassment, Happy Harry schemes to win the election by making it seem Sam abandoned his post—only for Sam to return with the real culprit, wanted outlaw Kit Barson, dramatically proving his worth just in time.
Hoghead Harry agrees to mind Mister Yancey’s general store while Yancey rides out to Jess Benton’s ranch. Later, Harry returns to find Yancey and is startled to learn that two men came in and ordered him to put his hands up while they took Yancey’s safe.
Hotshot Horace is startled when a mouse jumps out of his stove, prompting his friends to tease him about being spooked. He tries to play it cool, claiming he didn’t shoot it because it was “out of my range,” but his flustered reaction only makes the joke worse.
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Reprinted in Rod Cameron Western #2 (1950), Young Eagle #50 (1955), Rod Cameron Western #2
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