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Lash LaRue Western #8 (1950)

Fawcett · 1950 · 52 pages

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ContinueLash LaRue Western #9 →
Contains 10 stories
Double-Dealing Justice
11 pp · western-frontier

In the dusty town of Ulster Gulch, a roving marshal uncovers a shocking twist: the local postal system is being used to smuggle heroin across the border. With the help of his horse Black Diamond, he races to expose the ring before the gang can escape — but when he’s captured, he must outwit his captors and rally the sheriff’s posse to bring the whole operation down.

Meet the Meat Hound
4 pp · humor; western-frontier

A persistent customer returns to Dusty's butcher shop, determined to get meat despite being denied credit, leading to a series of escalating jokes about prices, disguises, and absurd demands—culminating in a mock application process that turns the tables on the would-be shopper.

Stolen Honor
7 pp · western-frontier

Lash Larue, the newly arrived marshal in Sombreland Territory, faces a crisis when his prized bullwhip is stolen—just as a local outlaw named Granger begins exploiting the town's fear by selling protection. As townspeople question his ability to uphold the law, Lash must track down the thief and uncover a scheme that threatens not just his weapon, but his reputation.

Pads His Part!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Wagonwheels

Wagonwheels confronts Clogg about his constant scratching, declaring he’ll put a stop to the habit by marking every scratch on a scratch pad and punishing Clogg with a kick to the pants for each one. Clogg protests, claiming his skin itches, but Wagonwheels insists it’s just laziness and vows to keep a strict record.

Hijacked!
7 pp · western-frontier

Lash LaRue rides with a payroll guard escorting five thousand dollars to Fort Galum, only to be ambushed by men claiming to be soldiers sent to protect the wagon. After being knocked unconscious and waking up imprisoned in the fort’s jail, he discovers the garrison has been taken over by bandits who stole the uniforms and are now posing as military personnel.

Rare Hombre!
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier

Frank, a fussy diner, declares "RARE HOMBRE!" after a disastrous steak dinner at Chuck's Chop House, where he learns the hard way that ordering a steak "rare" only gets him the opposite — a well-done meal. The joke hinges on the misunderstanding of the word "rare" in the context of the restaurant's cooking, with Frank exasperated by the mix-up.

Orders Are Orders!
4 pp · humor; western-frontier

Big Bow, now working as a waiter at the Tepee Tea Shoppe, is put to the test when his old friend Little Arrow shows up for a meal — but Little Arrow’s bizarre demands and escalating antics turn a simple order into a chaotic showdown of misunderstandings, exaggerated threats, and absurd humor. With Little Arrow insisting on ordering anything he wants and Big Bow struggling to keep up, the two clash over fish, chicken, and even the meaning of death, all while the absurdity of their banter builds to a breaking point.

Neigh Neigh!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier

A young man named Horace proudly declares he’s taught his horse to talk, much to the disbelief of his friend Billy. When Billy can’t hear the horse speaking, Horace explains the horse only talks in a horse-like voice—“hoarse”—leaving Billy baffled.

"Lash" LaRue and the Killers in the Hills
8 pp · western-frontier

Sheriff Finch discovers the body of gold miner Jack Bander in the hills and sets out to uncover his killer, only to find the trail leading back to Bander’s widow and a suspicious stagecoach robbery. As Lash LaRue investigates the crime, he learns the killer may still be hiding in the hills—possibly one of the outlaws who robbed the stagecoach and now uses stolen trinkets as souvenirs. With the trail growing hotter, Lash races to piece together the truth before the killers vanish into the wilderness.

Has Flattered Brains!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Molasses Mouth

Molasses Mouth is overjoyed after Clarabelle Turner supposedly compliments him as a "terrific hombre," only to be confused when he realizes her words actually mean he's a "poor fish." The misunderstanding leads to a moment of comic panic before he's distracted by an advertisement for model car kits.

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