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Gabby Hayes Western #42 (1952)

Fawcett · 1952 · 36 pages

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Contains 8 stories
Gabby Hayes and the Monster of Massacre Lake!
7 pp · western-frontier
Gabby HayesFred LarsenTom CageFish Head Pike (villain)
Laughing Boy!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Loco Lew

Loco Lew spends his time telling himself jokes and laughing at his own humor—but when a curious onlooker asks why he keeps raising his hand, the punchline reveals a funny bit of self-awareness about repeat performances. It's a quick, lighthearted gag that captures the spirit of frontier fun in true western-humor style.

The Legend of the Winged Beast
4 pp · western-frontier
Young FalconChief Tatu

Young Falcon, a lone hunter of the woods, discovers a terrified young woman and learns from Chief Tatu that she's the daughter of an explorer who sought proof of the legendary Winged Beast atop Mount Snow—a creature said to have never been survived. When the girl's father and the guides go missing, Young Falcon climbs the treacherous mountain to learn the truth, only to come face-to-face with the beast itself. Armed with bow, tomahawk, and spear, he must pit his wits and courage against the impossible creature if he hopes to save what remains of the expedition.

The Land Rush
7 pp · western-frontier
Gabby HayesFrank FooterMoose Mustard (villain)

When Moose Mustard and his brothers try to sabotage young homesteader Frank Footer's chances in the land rush, good-hearted Gabby Hayes steps in to lend a hand—but the Mustard gang has more dirty tricks up their sleeves than a simple beating. As Gabby drives Frank toward the prize territory of Hot Springs Valley, he'll need to outthink sabotaged wagons, ambushes, and a ruthless rival family determined to claim the fertile land for themselves. It's a wild race across mud flats and open plains where quick thinking and a stubborn heart prove mightier than the odds.

A Hair Raising Time!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Bronko BetsyBronko Betsy's mother

Bronko Betsy's mother leaves her daughter unsupervised for just a moment while shopping, only to hear a man's anguished screams from outside—and discovers that mischievous Bronko Betsy has gotten into trouble once again, this time by yanking a stranger's hairpiece clean off his head. What starts as a frightening misunderstanding turns into a humorous mix-up in this quick frontier comedy from 1952.

A Big Strain!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Chief Gray MatterLoco LewJesse Harlan

Chief Gray Matter shares a joke about Jesse Harlan's outsize ego and ill-fated attempt to write his autobiography in this quick-witted frontier tall tale. When the self-proclaimed greatest hombre around tries to chronicle his own exploits, he runs into an unexpected problem that cuts his literary ambitions short. It's a punchy one-page gag with plenty of period humor and comic timing.

Loco Lew Turns Turtle
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Loco Lew

Loco Lew stumbles into the doc's office in a panic, convinced he needs medical help over a peculiar problem involving lettuce and his pet turtle. But when the doc finally coaxes out the truth, it turns out Loco Lew's worry hinges on a detail that makes the whole situation decidedly more absurd than anyone bargained for.

Crafty Woodcraft!
7 pp · western-frontier
Gabby HayesPickle Puss Dill (villain)Thunder (a horse)

When Pickle Puss Dill dares Gabby Hayes to survive three days in the wilderness with nothing but a knife, the cocky foreman heads into the wild to prove his woodcraft—but his rival has plans to sabotage him at every turn. What starts as a battle of wits between Gabby and Pickle Puss becomes a hilarious game of survival as schemes backfire, nature throws curveballs, and pride takes a beating in the great outdoors.

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