Rod Cameron Western #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeRod Cameron helps a pueblo of Native Americans recapture their women and children held captive by the red-headed outlaw Killer Bentley and his gang. After defeating Bentley's forces in battle, Cameron pursues the villain and engages in a fierce hand-to-hand fight with him in the desert, ultimately defeating him. The issue also contains a prose story featuring a character named Dan who outwits and teaches a lesson to a bully named Blackie Gow through cunning and combat.
In a humorous western tale, a self-absorbed cowboy named Old Slick boasts of his unmatched looks, only to be mocked by a friend who points out his lack of rivals—because he’s in love with himself. The story takes a lighthearted turn as Old Slick’s vanity is playfully undercut by the absurdity of his situation, with no real conflict or resolution beyond the joke.
In a comically exaggerated showdown at the general store, Sheriff Sam is called to break up a bizarre fight between two cowboys, Biff and Bam, who claim they’re fighting over nothing—until their argument spirals into absurd misunderstandings about hammocks, Shakespeare, onions, and even a bank vault. With escalating nonsense and slapstick chaos, the sheriff tries to restore order while the duo’s ridiculous logic keeps the brawl going.
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