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Outlaws #6 (1948)

D.S. Publishing · 1948 · 52 pages

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Contains 6 stories
The Ghosts of Crackerbox Hill
8 pp · western-frontier
PerkinsGleasonWildner

Perkins, Gleason, and Wildner find themselves caught in a growing crisis when mysterious accidents plague Crackerbox Hill, leading the townsfolk to believe the land is haunted. As outsiders converge with plans to exploit the hill’s rumored silver vein, the residents must defend their home from both deception and violence. The arrival of Sheriff Johnny and a sudden twist in the mine’s fate reveal that the real danger may not be ghosts—but greed.

River of Gold
8 pp · western-frontier
Brad BennetMig MansonManson Mig's father)Squint Dolson

Brad Bennet, a newcomer to the frontier, arrives at the Square T Ranch and quickly earns the favor of Mig Manson and her father, who offers him a stake in the land. Tensions rise when Squint Dolson, the neighboring rancher, challenges Brad’s claim to a vital waterhole, leading to a bitter dispute over rights and resources. As Brad and Mig work to secure their future, unseen forces begin sabotaging their efforts—until a sudden avalanche reveals a hidden vein of gold that could change everything.

South America's Scrapbook of Strange Facts
1 pp · non-fiction

A young woman named Jillian Good explores a series of bizarre and fascinating natural phenomena from South America, highlighting the jaguar’s strength and swimming prowess, the Amazonian natives’ use of tree sails to navigate rivers, and the unique practice of gauchos using their horses as watchtowers on the flat plains. Each entry reveals a strange fact with vivid, unexpected details about wildlife and indigenous ingenuity.

Dakota Double-Cross
6 pp · western-frontier
Clark Finch

Clark Finch, playing both sides of the law, finds himself cornered when his double-cross is exposed. Trapped in the desert with the Sheriff, he must outwit his pursuer in a deadly game of wits and endurance.

The Last Ambush
8 pp · western-frontier
Walt BrandonSmoke SimmonsMayor EvansEllenJudge Bean

Walt Brandon returns to his ranch to find his father dead and his land stolen, with Sheriff Smoke Simmons now in control—and the man he suspects of the murder. As a mob demands justice, Walt is framed for the killing and thrown in jail, but with Ellen’s help, he escapes to uncover the truth. With the town closing in and the real mastermind revealed, Walt must confront the man behind the ambush before the noose tightens.

Gold City
9 pp · western-frontier
Slim ArcherLem SmithRandy HarkinsDeborrah Hardy

In the quiet town of Gold City, the sudden murder of newspaper editor Sam Hardy sends shockwaves through the community, reigniting old tensions and suspicions. When Sam’s niece, Deborrah Hardy, arrives to take over his paper, she uncovers a hidden clue in the printing type—something that may connect to a stolen bird gun and a mysterious gold dust found in its barrel. As Sheriff Slim Archer and Randy Harkins investigate, the past of Gold City’s golden days begins to surface, and the town’s uneasy peace is tested once more.

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