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Bob Steele #9 (1952)

Fawcett · 1952 · 36 pages

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Contains 7 stories
Death Rides the Storm!
7 pp · western-frontier

When a blizzard traps a boy on the mountain trail, Bob Steele springs into action to rescue him and reunite him with his injured parents—only to discover that the seemingly charitable Deke Marker is harboring a sinister secret. As Steele investigates the truth behind Marker's operation on the Saddle Mountain Trail, he finds himself caught between a band of ruthless outlaws and the settlers they've been preying upon. "Death Rides the Storm!" pits the fighting spirit of the West against a conspiracy of greed and violence.

Glib Plugs Along
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
The Wasted Ticket!
4 pp · humor; western-frontier

Fizzy, a stagecoach driver with a taste for cracking nuts, picks up a grumpy passenger named Gibbons who just wants to read in peace—but when the nuts go flying, Gibbons loses his glasses and the two end up sharing a room at an inn while waiting for repairs. What follows is a comedic chain of mishaps involving firecrackers, razor blades, and shaving cream that keeps the two at each other's throats until Gibbons decides his only escape is a run to the next town on foot.

The Gild Mine Menace
7 pp · western-frontier
Identified!
0.67 pp · humor; western-frontier

A drifter named Todd Brand walks into town looking to claim a registered letter, but the postmaster won't hand it over without proof of identity. Brand empties his pockets to find documentation, only to discover a wanted poster with his own face on it—which the postmaster accepts as perfectly valid proof!

Funny Thing!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier

Bob Steele tries to avoid a chatty neighbor named Howell, whose tall tales about his family are legendary for being tediously long-winded—but the pest spots him anyway and corners him outside the Western Palace Hotel with another story. When Howell launches into an anecdote about something funny that happened to his mother in Montana, Bob catches him in an obvious inconsistency that leaves the would-be storyteller speechless.

The Letter from the Grave
7 pp · western-frontier

When a mysterious letter arrives from a dead man's widow, Bob Steele and Ben Howland set out to deliver a message that raises more questions than answers—especially when Sandy Conners' letter speaks of fortune instead of the suicide that supposedly claimed his life a year ago. Riding into Rawhide City to investigate, Bob finds himself tangled up with a ruthless gang, a mysterious fugitive named Lucky Brand, and a truth that someone is willing to kill to keep buried.

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