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Six-Gun Heroes #32

Feb 1955 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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This anthology issue features four western stories starring the title cowboys. The lead story follows Rocky Lane as he investigates cattle rustling from Bronc Bromley's Flying M Ranch, discovering the branding irons are being used to frame the crime. Another story, "Lash LaRue and the Widow's Purse," involves Lash LaRue being called upon to recover stolen life savings and possessions taken from defenseless widows in Dover County, which he pursues using his trademark fighting skills and six-guns. The issue also includes stories featuring Tex Ritter and Tom Mix in separate western adventures.

Contains 4 stories
Hot-Iron Artists
10 pp · Western-Frontier

Rocky Lane, a fearless young undercover marshal, crosses paths with Bronc Bromley's ruthless scheme to seize Tod Weston's prized Bar X ranch by exploiting the brutal drought gripping the range lands. Using cold-branding trickery and forged cattle deals, Bromley sets a cunning trap—but Lane rides into the middle of it, determined to stop the swindle and see justice served by the law. With raw courage and quick wits, the marshal must unravel the deception before an innocent man faces the noose.

Frame-Up
5 pp · Western-Frontier

When rancher Davis tries to bribe lawman Tex Ritter into forcing a neighbor to sell his land, Ritter refuses—and Davis decides to take matters into his own hands. Setting up an elaborate frame to discredit the sheriff, Davis and his hired gun Bart attempt to make the townspeople believe Ritter is a drunk unfit for office. But Tex proves he's not as easy to fool as they hoped, and what Davis intended as a setup becomes his own undoing.

The Widow's Purse
7 pp · Western-Frontier

When a traveling saleslady becomes the perfect cover for a clever outlaw robbing defenseless widows across the frontier, Lash LaRue sets his sights on Prairie Junction to stop the crime spree before another victim falls prey. But Lash's investigation takes a dangerous turn when he discovers the saleslady isn't who she claims to be—and a trap in the quicksand country nearly costs the roving marshal his life. With wits and fists, Lash must track down the cunning bandit before another widow's home is stripped bare.

The Package of Doom
7 pp · Western-Frontier

Tom Mix races to deliver a mysterious package to the Mayor of Dobie when thieves strike, forcing the famous gunman to track down the stolen cargo through dangerous country. With the package hidden and the criminals turning on each other, Tom must recover the goods before treachery claims more lives—and uncover what makes this delivery worth killing for.

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CGC 9.2 · 1 in census $993*
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CGC 8.5 · 1 in census $481*
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Full credits

cover pencils, inks Dick Giordano

Reprints

↩ Reprints Cowboy Western Comics #18 (1948), Rocky Lane Western #9 (1950), Lash LaRue Western #18 (1951), Tex Ritter Western #11 (1952), Tom Mix Western #60 (1953)

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