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Kid Cowboy #9 (1952)

Ziff-Davis · 1952 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Terror on the Salt Flats!
7 pp · western-frontier
Red Dawson (crook)Rip Walker (crook)

When the ruthless Gila City Gang robs Carver City's bank and takes Kid Cowboy hostage, they flee across the scorching salt flats—only to find themselves locked in a desperate battle against the desert itself. Kid Cowboy hatches a cunning plan using the very landscape around him, while the outlaws turn on each other as thirst and desperation take their toll. With the bandits crumbling under the harsh conditions, Kid Cowboy sets his sights on reclaiming justice—but the salt flats are far from finished with them all.

Outlaw's Paradise
7 pp · western-frontier
Luther Young (crook)Sylvester Ord (crook)

When a major Wells Fargo shipment arrives in the growing town of Little Rivers, outlaw Luther Young plots an audacious robbery—but Kid Cowboy Randy Dix and his friend Red Feather suspect the scheme runs deeper than a lone bandit's ambitions. As sabotage and deception threaten to derail the whole operation, Randy must uncover the real mastermind behind the plot before the gold disappears and an innocent man takes the fall.

Saturday Night Stampede
6 pp · western-frontier
Big Bud HarwoodBlackie Hogswell

When the singing cowboy arrives in Copper Creek for the Saturday night square dance, he finds Big Bud Harwood facing financial ruin—forced to sell off his herd to stay afloat. But there's treachery afoot: Blackie Hogswell, Big Bud's own foreman, has hatched a scheme to rustle the cattle while the whole town is distracted by dancing and music. The singing cowboy must track down the rustlers and stop a stampede before the thieves make off with Big Bud's last hope.

Phantom Coach of Ghost Valley!
7 pp · western-frontier

Kid Cowboy and his partner Red Feather arrive in Ghost Valley to investigate a mysterious phantom coach that's been stampeding cattle herds and leaving dead cowboys in its wake—and discover the haunting legend may have a very human explanation. When Kid Cowboy uncovers the truth behind the supernatural rustling scheme, he'll need to outwit the gang behind it all to save the next herd from the same fate. A clever mystery wrapped in frontier action, where quick thinking proves mightier than any ghost story.

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