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Outlaws #4 (1948)

D.S. Publishing · 1948 · 52 pages

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Contains 7 stories
Killer Hoss
7 pp · western-frontier
Joe BolderArt MorrowJanie Morrow

When Joe Bolder's dangerous new stallion, Fireball, becomes the center of tension on the ranch he shares with Art Morrow and his sister Janie, a series of unsettling events turns suspicion toward the horse—until a deadly night reveals a far more dangerous threat lurking among them. As Art Morrow is found dead and Cal Rand begins to piece together the truth, he uncovers a web of deceit that puts Janie in peril and forces him to confront a killer hiding in plain sight.

Double Suicide
6 pp · western-frontier
Newt HaskinsJack SpadeBob Haskins

Newt Haskins confronts Jack Spade over a disputed mortgage, leading to a tense standoff at a hotel where Spade tricks him into believing the sheriff is arriving—only for Newt to jump from a window, seemingly in suicide. His son Bob, convinced his father wouldn’t take his own life, begins to suspect Spade’s involvement, especially when he discovers Spade’s wife isn’t who she claims to be.

Dead Man's Justice
5 pp · western-frontier
Bart CraneCole DalyKent Ivy

In the dusty aftermath of a raid on a homesteader settlement, cattleman Bart Crane vows revenge against the attackers—but his two associates, Cole Daly and Kent Ivy, grow suspicious when they notice eerie similarities between Crane and the raid leader. As they dig deeper, a shocking connection emerges, leading them to confront a truth buried beneath the frontier’s lawlessness.

Little Doc Doolittle Does It Again
7 pp · western-frontier
Little Doc DoolitleTony DellHank BarkerAmy FisherPappy Fisher
The Cougar and the Lady
5 pp · western-frontier
The Cougar (outlaw)Nell Frame

The Cougar, a wanted outlaw, holds up a saloon and takes hostage a young woman named Nell Frame, who surprises him by calmly riding alongside him as he flees pursued by lawmen. As they evade capture, Nell reveals she’s been in the East for years but finds the danger and excitement of the frontier thrilling—especially when paired with the outlaw she’s been tracking.

Double-Quick Trigger Man!
6 pp · western-frontier
Johnny BullMolly AdamsMorganSwifty

Johnny Bull finds himself wrongly accused of murder and jailed, while tensions flare between him, Molly Adams, and the seemingly sharp-shooting Morgan. As Johnny suspects a frame-up, he uncovers a hidden clue in his cell that leads him to expose a deadly deception orchestrated by Morgan and his accomplice, Gus.

Death Stakes a Claim
7 pp · western-frontier
Ted Fogerty (a prospector)Myra (a saloon girl)Dave Carter (a miner)Larry Atwell

Ted Fogerty, a desperate prospector, gambles away his last savings at the Silver Slipper saloon, where he’s humiliated by Dave Carter, a miner he suspects of cheating. After a tense confrontation with Carter and a mysterious man named Jed, Myra, the saloon girl, is drawn into a dangerous web when Fogerty accuses Larry Atwell of conspiring with Carter, setting off a chain of events that leads to a shocking revelation under the cover of night.

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