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Cow Puncher Comics #7 (1949)

Avon · 1949 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Beware After Dark
10 pp · western-frontier

Kit West proved herself a formidable scout when the settlers refused to heed her warnings about Indian territory, but when a foolhardy couple ignores orders and wanders from the wagon train after dark, their reckless curiosity draws a full attack on the camp. Now Kit must rally the doubting pioneers to defend themselves and figure out a way to rescue the captured settlers before it's too late.

Cortez Brought Horses to America
1 pp · non-fiction
Cortez [Hernán Cortés]

In 1521, Cortez brought the first horses to North America, where they played a crucial role in his military campaign against the Aztec ruler Montezuma. These animals eventually migrated north into Texas, multiplied across the western landscape, and were adopted by Native peoples who became skilled riders—ultimately shaping the horse culture that defined the American West.

Six-Shooter Serenade
8 pp · western-frontier
Tex GregorJim Stone (newspaper editor)Keno Rawson (villain)

When newspaper editor Jim Stone and his ally Tex Gregor stand against villain Keno Rawson's grip on Apache City, Rawson hatches a diabolical scheme to eliminate them both at once—by framing Gregor for Stone's murder. As the plan spirals into violence and betrayal, Gregor finds himself hunted by a lynch mob, forced to flee into the wilderness while his true friends race against time to expose the truth.

Gold Makes a Ghost Town!
8 pp · western-frontier
Red Busher (villain)

When crafty outlaw Red Busher seizes control of Range City forty years ago, he rules with an iron fist—until an old prospector named Tim discovers gold along Roaring River and spreads the word. As the town's inhabitants abandon their homes for a chance at fortune, Busher is left alone in the ghost town he once dominated, waiting for a return that may never come. A revenge tale where gold itself becomes the instrument of justice in the dusty frontier.

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