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Hopalong Cassidy #12 (1947)

Fawcett · 1947 · 52 pages

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Contains 11 stories
The Killer
8.67 pp · western-frontier
Hopalong Cassidy

Hopalong Cassidy races to stop a reckless boy from riding the infamous wild horse known as the Killer, after the youth insists on capturing it for a thousand-dollar reward. As Hopalong finally subdues the beast, he’s knocked unconscious—only to wake and discover two cowboys planning to steal the horse and claim the prize by knocking him out.

"I" Got It
0.5 pp · humor
Hill Billy

Hill Billy tries to impress others by boasting about his distinguished family lineage, claiming his ancestors were famous cowboys and ranch owners. When challenged on his claims, he stumbles through his answers to simple questions, only to be called out for his empty pride.

Family Tree Sap
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier
Pistol Packin' PattieToady
Mysterious Message
7 pp · western-frontier
Hopalong CassidyMesquite
Lofty Name
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Chief Slaphappy

Chief Slaphappy is baffled by the arrival of an airplane, but his confusion deepens when he learns that a young warrior’s name has been changed to "Four-Engined Bomber" — a name that, he insists, is a direct result of modern technology, much to his dismay.

Mesquite's Musical Interlude
6.67 pp · western-frontier
Hopalong CassidyMesquite

Mesquite, reluctantly dressed for a concert with Widow Jones, finds himself distracted by his aching feet and the strange circumstances surrounding the event. When Hopalong Cassidy is called away to intercept highwaymen, Mesquite’s evening takes an unexpected turn as he stumbles upon a scheme involving a disguised bandit posing as a violinist.

Keeps Us Guesting
0.33 pp · humor

Hopalong Cassidy and Mesquite find themselves mistaken for concert guests at a fancy hotel, leading to a series of comedic misunderstandings. When Hopalong insists on being treated as a guest despite not actually staying there, the hotel staff’s confusion escalates—especially when he refuses to remove his boots.

The Amazing Feet
4 pp · humor
Whitey WhiskersDaniel Boone Jr.

Whitey Whiskers boasts of his past glory as a tightrope walker, claiming his skill once saved him during a high-stakes chase with outlaws. Daniel Boone Jr. challenges him to prove it by walking a rope across a canyon, but when Whitey loses his balance and tumbles into a river, the moment turns into a humorous mishap.

Change of Mind
1 pp · humor

Tad’s father, clearly unwell, begins listing various debts owed to him, including amounts from Jim Ottens, Henry Wilson, and Ted Grimes. When he suddenly claims he owes Charlie Denton fifty dollars, Tad reacts with mock dismay, lamenting that his father’s mind is slipping again.

The Twin River Feud!
7.67 pp · western-frontier
Hopalong CassidyTopper

In the simmering feud between the Capfields and the Coys, Hopalong Cassidy finds himself mediating a volatile standoff when the two families’ children elope, fleeing through treacherous caves. As the townspeople prepare to settle the matter with guns, Hopalong must race to rescue the young lovers before a cave-in claims them both.

Plug-ging Along
0.33 pp · humor; western-frontier

Hopalong Cassidy helps resolve a feud between two rivals, Capfield and Coy, after a misunderstanding leads to a tense standoff. As peace is made and the two agree to put their differences behind them, Hopalong surprises everyone by announcing he’s the best man at their upcoming wedding.

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