Tex Ritter Western #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Ghost Town," Tex Ritter encounters a mysterious white-clad figure claiming to be a spirit seeking vengeance against a paleface outlaw who has terrorized a Native American tribe. When the supposed spirit is revealed to be an evil white man in disguise, Tex discovers the Medicine Man has been lying about the supernatural threat. Tex battles the deceptive outlaw and his gang while caught in the crossfire between the conflicting parties, ultimately confronting the villains amid intense gunfire and action across the haunted settlement.
Loonie Les tackles a crossword puzzle and gets stumped on a five-letter desert animal—until he comes up with a hilariously wrong answer that'll make you groan. This quick gag from Tex Ritter Western #10 proves that sometimes the silliest logic is the funniest.
Buffalo Bull tries to con a gullible rancher into buying a worthless old bearskin by spinning an outlandish tale about a brilliant bear companion who could talk, smoke a pipe, and read newspapers. When the rancher sees through the tall tale, Buffalo Bull learns a painful lesson about his get-rich-quick schemes.
Pinto Pete spots his old pal Fishing Phil hauling in a prize catch and can't resist playing a practical joke on the unsuspecting angler. With a quick bit of frontier wit, Pete sets up a pun that'll have you groaning just as much as Phil does.
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Reprinted in Tex Ritter Western #29 (1955), Six-Gun Heroes #42 (1957), Texas Rangers in Action #9 (1957), Cowboy Hero Annual #3
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