Six-Gun Heroes #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains five complete stories featuring Western heroes. One story involving Monte Hale concerns a railroad dispute over the northeast section of his ranch; Monte must deal with a man named Gaffney and navigate complications with the mayor regarding a proposed railroad route through the property. Another story features Lash LaRue pursuing a fugitive on horseback after a chase that leads through varied terrain, ultimately resulting in the capture and return of the outlaw to custody. The issue showcases adventures of the featured six-gun heroes, including tales of frontier justice, railroad conflicts, and pursuit of criminals across the Old West landscape.
When a young man seeks an autograph from his favorite author, Tom Barrow, he discovers the writer brutally murdered—but not before Barrow utters a cryptic final plea: "Get the Cavalier." Hopalong Cassidy must decode the dying man's message and uncover a hidden deed to Barrow's valuable ranch before a desperate killer claims it for himself.
Monte Hale answers Chief Thunder Cloud's desperate call when three of the tribe's bravest warriors vanish after being sent to Cinder Gulch to reclaim stolen land from a settler named Gaffney—taking with them the only proof of their rightful claim. As Monte investigates the town and ranch, he uncovers a dark conspiracy rooted in greed and discovers far more sinister reasons for the warriors' disappearance than anyone anticipated. With the help of the Mayor, Monte moves to expose the truth and recover what was lost.
When a mysterious woman visits condemned thief Joe Dow in jail with a proposition to split his stolen gold, Sheriff Hawkins agrees to escort him to see his dying mother—not knowing the woman is actually a roving marshal in disguise, working with Lash LaRue to force Dow to reveal where he's hidden the loot in the treacherous Hundred Cave section. As Dow leads the marshal to the cache, a daring cat-and-mouse chase erupts across the mountainside when his true identity is exposed and the gold hangs in the balance.
Ten Gallon Tex decides to have a laugh at some tourists' expense with a tall tale about a mysterious mountain, but his prank takes an unexpected turn when the joke comes back around—proving that sometimes the jokester ends up on the other side of the problem.
When deaths from food poisoning strike the town of Westley Valley, Tex Ritter suspects foul play at the local wheat refinery and sets out to investigate. What he discovers—a ruthless operator mixing poisonous seed wheat into shipments meant for bread—sets the Prairie Ranger on a dangerous chase to stop a killer before more innocent lives are lost. With his faithful dog Fury on the scent, Tex races to catch the culprit and uncover the deadly truth buried in the wheat.
Ten Gallon Tex loses his job over a silly habit, Lamebrain misunderstands what the grippe really means—and then Rocky Lane, the secret marshal, finds himself chasing a stagecoach driver through a tangled web of mistaken identity when a farewell reward poster meant to honor the beloved Doc Williams gets taken at face value by a crooked schemer looking to cash in.
In "The Chief's Blunder," Doc Williams' farewell from the frontier town sparks a heartfelt gesture: the townspeople craft a "Wanted" poster to honor him, hoping it’ll convince him to stay. But when a cunning stage driver steals the poster and twists it into a fake bounty, he tricks the Chief Marshal into paying a reward—only to vanish, leaving Rocky on the trail of a conman disguised as an Indian.
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Reprinted in Golden-Age Greats #11 (1997), Rocky Lane Western #2 (2000), Golden-Age Greats Spotlight #7 (2011), Rocky Lane Western Comic Annual #3
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