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Real Western Hero #75 (1949)

Fawcett · 1949 · 52 pages

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Contains 11 stories
The Army of Outlaws
9 pp · western-frontier

When a gang of outlaws led by the ruthless Tornado steals government gold and attacks the capitol, the wounded governor entrusts a desperate message to a lone rider, who barely escapes with his life. Hopalong Cassidy, now the sheriff of Twin River, races to warn Captain Kerry at the fortress, only to find himself trapped in a deadly game of deception when the outlaws switch the governor’s message and lay siege to the stronghold.

TNT
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier
Button, Button, Button
0.5 pp · humor
The Fortune Hunters
4 pp · humor; western-frontier

Big Bow and Little Arrow try to make a fortune by selling a homemade "dirt cleaner," devising a plan to dirty townspeople’s clothes with mud and then sell their product to clean them — but their scheme takes an unexpected turn when Big Bow arrives late and accidentally ruins their setup. Little Arrow must think fast to salvage their plan, while Big Bow’s clumsy attempt to help only makes things worse.

Fort of Peril
8 pp · western-frontier

Monte Hale arrives at Fort McKechnie just as it comes under siege by the Ojipway tribe, led by the warlike Chief Red Water, and volunteers to ride through enemy lines to fetch reinforcements and supplies. After narrowly escaping a deadly pursuit, he forges a makeshift raft to transport ammunition down a treacherous river, battling both the current and a barrage of flaming arrows, while his loyal horse, Pardner, helps tow the raft to safety.

Run Away
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier

Cactus Brain panics after losing his key and starts running in circles around his house, convinced that if he keeps moving, he’ll eventually be "all in." Meanwhile, Loco Lew, baffled by his stopped clock, sends Jed on a mission to the post office to check the time—only to realize he doesn’t need the clock, just a piece of paper to write it down.

Stationary Time
0.5 pp · humor
Footloose
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier
To the Rescue
6.75 pp · western-frontier

Gabby Hayes rushes to rescue Aunt Hester after learning she’s been kidnapped, only to discover the alarm was a prank—she’d simply gone to visit kinfolk. As he sets out to prove his devotion, Gabby and his horse Corker track clues that lead them to a secret cave where Hester is being held by a gang of outlaws, including the flamboyant Mustache.

Death By-Passed
3 pp · western-frontier

Young Falcon, captured by the renegade tribe after retrieving his people’s stolen totem, uses his wits and a springy branch to escape their deadly arrows. As he flees through the woods and into the riverbank, he sabotages the renegades’ canoes to prevent pursuit, turning their trap into his path to freedom.

Cupid's Perils
9 pp · western-frontier

In a tense showdown at a frontier ranch, a young woman’s guardian, Hooker, accuses her fiancé, Cliff, of stealing from her safe—just as Tom Mix arrives to mediate. As suspicion swirls and Cliff flees, Mix uncovers a twist: the safe wasn’t broken into, and the only ones who knew the combination were Hooker, Mary Ann, and Cliff—leading to a surprising revelation about who truly stands to gain from the crime.

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