Texas Rangers in Action #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Texas Rangers in Action #6 This is an anthology issue containing multiple Western stories. The main feature, "Texas Rangers in Action," involves a Ranger named Leonard who is captured by an outlaw named Diskin; the Rangers must locate Leonard and rescue him while dealing with a feud between cattlemen Morton and Kessler over water rights and land disputes. A secondary story, "Whitey Whiskers in Food Folly," is a comedic tale about Whitey Whiskers, a penniless drifter who attempts various schemes to get a free meal at a restaurant, including pretending to be food poisoned to escape paying the bill.
Ranger Clint Belden takes on a dangerous masquerade to infiltrate Dirk Slattery's outlaw gang, deliberately destroying his reputation and committing crimes to earn the outlaws' trust. As Belden works his way deeper into Slattery's inner circle, he positions himself for a crucial moment during a high-stakes train robbery that will determine the fate of his dangerous double life.
When rustler Vince Leonard kills a rancher and steals his cattle, the man's young red-headed son Red Diskin refuses to let the crime go unpunished—even if the law won't act. After Leonard strikes again, Red takes matters into his own hands as a mysterious "ghost rider," harassing Leonard's outfit night after night until a passing Texas Ranger named Slim Manners discovers the truth and steps in to help see justice done.
When a Texas Ranger goes undercover as a ladies' wear salesman in the outlaw-controlled town of Dry Tanks, he has to keep his wits sharp and his cover intact while Mike Brady's ruthless gang runs roughshod over the locals. As Canning gathers evidence and waits for his chance to strike, Brady plans one final big job—and the ranger must find a way to stop it before innocent lives are lost. A clever tale of deception and determination in the Old West.
Whitey Whiskers figures out a clever scheme to eat a free meal at a restaurant by complaining about the food—but his brilliant plan falls apart when the owner sees through his act. This 1957 humor story from Texas Rangers in Action proves that trying to outsmart others usually backfires in the most entertaining way.
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