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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

In the scorching Jorab Desert, Sheriff Monte Hale leads a desperate trek with five captured killers, forcing them to cross the deadly wasteland on foot after their horses flee during a violent sandstorm. As thirst, exhaustion, and paranoia take hold, the prisoners plot to seize Monte’s gun and take control—only to be thwarted by his relentless vigilance and the unexpected loyalty of his horse, Pardner.

Skeleton
0.25 pp · humor

A young man in Adobe City stirs suspicion after a series of robberies, with townsfolk convinced a mysterious outlaw known as Red Jack is among them—though no one has seen him clearly. When a stranger arrives and the sheriff’s deputy accuses him of being the criminal, the truth begins to unravel in a tense game of misdirection and hidden identities.

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

Monte Hale tracks down the outlaw Johnny Deuces, who has killed a man and fled on horseback, only to be pursued by a wild stallion that refuses to be tamed. After a grueling chase and a brutal struggle, Monte discovers the stallion has been mistreated and, when Johnny tries to ambush him, the horse intervenes—saving Monte’s life. The story ends with Monte offering the stallion a partnership, and the horse’s defiant neigh suggesting a bond forged.

Beware
0.5 pp · humor

Bronko Betsy puts up a "Beware of the Dog" sign after buying a tiny puppy, worrying that someone might accidentally step on it. The townsfolk are baffled by the dramatic warning for such a small dog, but Bronko insists he just wants to protect his little pet.

The Brainstorm
4 pp · humor; western-frontier

Big Bow and Little Arrow, starving and out of wampum, hatch a clever plan to eat at a Paleface restaurant without paying—pretending to argue over who should pay the check, then fleeing when the waiter arrives. Their scheme works at first, but they’re soon recognized and punished with a mountain of dishes to wash, only to grow hungry again and try the same trick with a disguise.

Tribe of the Tomahawk
9 pp

In the heart of the wilderness, a young warrior named Laughing Face is accused of murder during a sacred trial by combat, forcing him to prove his innocence through three perilous tests. As the tribe prepares for the final duel, a mysterious stranger—Monte Hale—steps in to help, disguising himself to take Laughing Face’s place in the ultimate trial. With the fate of innocence hanging in the balance, the real test of courage and loyalty begins.

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