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Ken Maynard #4 (1951)

Fawcett · 1951 · 36 pages

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Contains 6 stories
Fresh Egg!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier

Sassy Sam, a long-suffering general store clerk, faces his most difficult customer yet when Silas Meaney comes in demanding a refund for eggs he claims went bad. Sam's quick wit turns the tables on the complainant in this punchy one-pager that proves a sharp tongue beats a ledger book.

The Outlaw Hoax
13 pp · western-frontier

Ken Maynard rides into Wagon Wheel looking for trouble—and finds it fast when the sheriff mistakes him for a wanted outlaw who shares his initials. Framed by monogrammed evidence left behind at crime scenes, Ken cools his heels in jail while the real culprit, Kit Mallard, continues his robbery spree in the hills. When Kit's gang mysteriously springs Ken from the lockup, our hero realizes something far more sinister is at play, and he's determined to uncover why this vain bandit leader wanted him free.

The Conditioner
4 pp · humor; western-frontier

Jeeter claims his out-of-shape days are behind him and regales his talking horse Ya-Ta-Ta with tall tales of his athletic glory—football heroics, college bowl appearances, and a teaching career cut short by his magnificent beard. Ya-Ta-Ta won't let any of it slide, firing back with quick comebacks that reduce Jeeter's boasts to rubble with each exchange. It's a battle of wits between a man determined to talk up his past and a horse equally determined to keep him honest.

Sagebrush Is a Pain
0.67 pp · humor; western-frontier

Ken Maynard tries to stop his friend Sagebrush from rushing off to see a doctor about a terrible headache, but Ken's not about to let the opportunity for a few good jabs at his pal's expense slip away. This quick, good-natured ribbing captures the humor of two frontier pals and their endless back-and-forth banter in this 1951 western tale.

The Battle For Black Gold
12 pp · western-frontier

Ken Maynard rides into trouble when a trigger-happy prospector mistakes his shot at a coyote for bushwhacking—and things only get wilder when ruthless outlaws spot the old-timer's claim and pursue him into town. With a mysterious "black gold" strike on the line and confusion about what's real and what's madness, Ken must untangle the mystery and face down the hardened claim-jumpers who'll stop at nothing.

MD's Orders
1 pp · humor; western-frontier

When a cowpoke with stomach troubles decides to follow his doctor's advice about slowing down his meals, he comes up with a hilariously literal solution that leaves his friend utterly baffled. This one-page western humor tale plays on the gap between what the doc meant and what this character actually does—classic frontier foolery from Ken Maynard #4.

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