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Gabby Hayes Western #36 (1951)

Fawcett · 1951 · 36 pages

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Contains 7 stories
Rustlers' Rodeo
7 pp · western-frontier

A drifter stumbles into a rustlers' rodeo competition and quickly realizes the outlaws aren't joking about their criminal credentials—but his clumsy luck keeps winning events anyway. When the gang's leader decides to eliminate the troublemaker by hiding him inside a scarecrow during a shooting contest, Gabby must fight his way out against impossible odds. It's a wild tale of quick thinking, flying fists, and the kind of frontier justice that lands the bad guys exactly where they belong.

Gabby Hayes Wins by a Neck!
7 pp · western-frontier

Gabby Hayes expects a fortune from an old friend in Africa, but when his inheritance finally arrives, it's not gold or diamonds—it's Bongo, a giraffe! When a conniving outlaw named Buzz Bee uses the mix-up to frame Gabby for a hotel robbery and maroon him in the Badlands, Gabby discovers that his unlikely four-legged companion might be exactly what he needs to catch the real thief and clear his name.

Mrs. Newlywed
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier

A new bride storms back to the general store with a complaint about her Ace Flour—it's so tough that her husband can barely cut the pie she baked with it. This western humor tale plays with the absurd notion of what makes flour "tough" and how a newlywed's well-intentioned baking might go hilariously wrong.

Loco Lew Is Uninformed!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier

When a torrential rainstorm traps Loco Lew at a hotel, a casual mention of biblical flooding sends him into a panic—until his companion reveals the real reason for the confusion. It's a quick, character-driven gag that captures the humor of frontier miscommunication, perfect for fans of classic Western comedy.

The Lost Wagon
4 pp · western-frontier

Young Falcon comes upon a covered wagon careening dangerously through mountain passes and saves its occupants from disaster, but his suspicions grow when the grateful couple—Ben and Lucy Watkins—react strangely when he tries to help secure their wagon. Using his wits and knowledge of the land, Young Falcon devises a clever plan to signal his allies and expose the truth hidden beneath their settler disguise.

Chief Gray Matter Is Not a Pinhead
1 pp · humor; western-frontier

When a character asks Chief Gray Matter for a loan, the chief turns him down—but not before delivering a groan-worthy pun about "pin money" that sends him straight to the bowling alley. It's a quick, punny gag that proves Chief Gray Matter's wit is sharper than any bowling pin.

The Hercules of the West
7 pp · western-frontier

Gabby Hayes finds himself challenged by Hercules Lionfort, a supposedly mighty strongman hawking a dubious "Muscle Maker Potion" around town, and sets out to prove that real skill trumps bottled promises. When Gabby's confidence gets tested—first by the brute's actual strength, then by the potion's surprising (if fraudulent) effects on the townsfolk—he's forced to pull out his secret weapon to settle the matter once and for all. It's a rollicking Western yarn about hype, hustle, and what happens when a talkative old cowboy has to back up his boasts.

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