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Bob Steele #10 (1952)

Fawcett · 1952 · 36 pages

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Contains 9 stories
Draw or Die
7 pp · western-frontier
Bob Steele

Bob Steele races against time to save a young man from a deadly trap when a dying gunfighter makes a final plea: keep his son, Tod, from following the outlaw path. After Steele tracks down Tod at his cabin and pledges to help him go straight, a cunning gang of outlaws strikes with a scheme designed to turn father and son's legacy into their deadliest weapon. In "Draw or Die," Steele must outmaneuver ruthless enemies who'll stop at nothing to manipulate Tod into their ranks—and frame the lawman himself in the process.

Forgetful!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier

Dimwit Diddle pays a visit to the doctor with a peculiar tongue complaint, only to discover through the good Doc's examination that he's been missing something all along. This lighthearted one-pager delivers the kind of goofy logic and visual gags that make Bob Steele's 1952 humor comics such a delight for fans who appreciate frontier foolishness with a wink and a nod.

Down on the Nile!
0.5 pp · humor; children; western-frontier

When Lil Buck gets called on during geography class, he knows the Nile is Egypt's principal river—but his answer about its smaller tributaries takes a hilariously wrong turn, mixing up geography with a pun that lands him a laugh from the whole class.

A Very Formal Guy!
4 pp · humor; western-frontier

Fizzy's thrilled when Mary Lou invites him to her dance as her partner—until pranksters Biff and Buff convince him it's a formal affair, sending him on a wild scramble to earn enough money for a tail coat before nightfall. What Fizzy doesn't know is that Mary Lou has a plan of her own, and by evening's end, the joke's on the jokers.

The Circus Owlhoots
7 pp · western-frontier
Bob Steele

When Bob Steele reluctantly joins his nephew and Uncle Ben at the circus, he discovers that two of the clowns aren't part of the act at all—they're ruthless outlaws using the big top as cover for a robbery. Bob must pursue the Fenton brothers through the chaos of the circus, from caged lions to the high wire, all while the oblivious crowd believes every thrilling moment is just another act. It's a wild collision of frontier justice and sawdust spectacle that proves sometimes the real show happens offstage.

Music Lover
0.67 pp · humor; western-frontier

Glib Gibbons has had all he can take of his friend's ear-splitting saxophone playing, and he's determined to put a stop to it—one way or another. When a direct plea doesn't work, Glib tries a different approach to silence the noise.

Liquid Diet!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier

When Dimwit Diddle follows his doctor's orders to recover from feeling run-down, a simple misunderstanding leads to a hilariously literal interpretation of medical advice. This quick-witted humor yarn shows what happens when good intentions meet stubborn comic logic.

Snappy Answer
1 pp · humor; western-frontier

When a wise guy makes a crack about Glib Gibbons walking with his dog, Glib spots the perfect setup for a comeback—and delivers a zinger that lands just as the joke-teller realizes he's walked straight into it. It's a snappy bit of frontier humor where the quick-witted have the last laugh.

The Last Stand
7 pp · western-frontier
Bob Steele

Bob Steele rides out to welcome two senators arriving to investigate the territory's petition for statehood—only to find a band of ruthless owlhoots led by Doge Elton determined to prevent them from reaching town alive. When the criminals ambush the stage, Bob springs into action to save the senators, but Doge and his gang aren't finished yet, trapping the group inside a burning building and surrounding it with gunfire. With the roof collapsing and bullets flying, Bob makes a desperate gamble with his stallion to fight his way out of what may be his last stand.

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