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Monte Hale Western #32 (1949)

Fawcett · 1949 · 52 pages

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ContinueMonte Hale Western #33 →
Contains 7 stories
Terror Trek
9 pp · western-frontier

Monte Hale joins a sheriff's posse hunting five ruthless bank robbers and killers across the unforgiving Jorab Desert, but when the rest of the posse turns back at the desert's edge, he and one volunteer officer press on alone. Outnumbered and exhausted, Monte must keep his desperate prisoners under control through a brutal journey of sandstorms, dwindling supplies, and their schemes to overpower him—all while the desert itself becomes as deadly an enemy as the men he's pursuing.

Skeleton
0.25 pp · humor

When Deputy Soames frames a stranger for Red Jack's robberies, he's actually helping his corrupt partner—the real bandit—strike at will while the posse chases the wrong man. Monte Hale smells the setup and follows Soames to Red Jack's hideout, where he uncovers the scheme, but the wily outlaw and his crooked deputy have other plans. With a bullet graze and the town's posse about to ride straight into Red Jack's trap, Monte races back to Adobe City to stop them—and the real confrontation is just beginning.

The Over Age Sheriff
7 pp · western-frontier
Pardner--Outlaw Stallion
7 pp · western-frontier

When Monte Hale pursues the murderous card cheat Johnny Deuces into the wilderness, a wild stallion—bruised and angry from Deuces' brutal treatment—becomes an unexpected ally in the chase. As Monte closes in on his quarry, the spirited outlaw horse proves it has its own score to settle, forcing Deuces to make a desperate last stand. This is the tale of how Monte Hale and a magnificent stallion became partners, bound by a shared moment of justice in the frontier badlands.

Beware
0.5 pp · humor

Bronko Betsy's father surprises her with a brand-new dog, and she wastes no time putting up a "Beware of the Dog" sign—but her reasoning might not be what visitors expect. This lighthearted Western tale delivers a chuckle about the smallest of protections.

The Brainstorm
4 pp · humor; western-frontier

Big Bow and Little Arrow scheme their way into a free meal at a restaurant by planning to start a fake argument over the check—but when their con backfires, they end up washing dishes instead. Desperate and hungry again, they grab disguises from a costume shop and try the same trick a second time, only to have the waiter turn the tables on them in hilarious fashion. This four-page romp shows what happens when a "brainstorm" meets a waiter with a good memory and a wicked sense of humor.

Tribe of the Tomahawk
9 pp

Monte Hale finds himself caught up in a tribal ordeal when a young woman named Omnechee appeals to him for help—her boyfriend Laughing Face has been accused of poisoning a rival warrior and must prove his innocence through a grueling series of ceremonial tests. With Laughing Face ambushed and unable to compete, Monte steps in wearing the sacred mask, facing off against the accuser Running Water in contests of archery, animal mastery, and survival through treacherous rapids. The wandering cowboy must navigate both the tribe's mystical trials and Running Water's increasingly desperate attempts to silence him before the final, deadliest test of all.

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