Western Treasury #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Monster of the Desert," Dick West faces a deadly betrayal when his uncle Jed Perdue abandons him to freeze in the mountains—only to be rescued by the mysterious Range Rider. As the two track down Perdue’s plot, they uncover a hidden cache of dinosaur bones being assembled by the eccentric Professor Hornbone on Dick’s own land. With the stakes rising in a remote building filled with ancient skeletons, Range Rider and Dick prepare to confront Perdue and his henchmen in a showdown that could decide more than just survival. The story is illustrated by Tony Sgroi, with cover by Tony Sgroi.
When Dick West is left for dead by his uncle Jed Perdue, only the Range Rider’s timely rescue keeps him alive. With help from Professor Hornbone, who’s been unearthing ancient bones on the ranch, the two must face Perdue and his henchmen in a tense showdown among the towering, fossilized remains of a long-dead world.
When two bandits start hunting an aging prospector with a map hidden in an Indian blanket, Johnny Mack Brown steps in to protect the man’s granddaughter, who arrives unannounced. With Rebel at his side, Johnny follows the trail into the rugged frontier, chasing both treasure and danger.
In the smoldering aftermath of a fire that nearly consumed the orphanage, Annie emerges as a quiet hero, shielding the children from the flames. When the town rallies for a rodeo to rebuild, the promised funds vanish—leaving Annie wary as a mysterious stranger, Concho Zimmer, steps forward with an unexpected offer to buy the land.
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