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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 ruthless outlaw named Tornado and his gang steal government gold from the Capitol and hole up in the fortress at Twin River, Sheriff Hopalong Cassidy finds himself caught between the Army of Outlaws' cunning scheme and his duty to protect the fort. With the odds stacked heavily against him and the Governor's message in hand, Hopalong must use his wits to keep Tornado from seizing the fortress—even if it means standing nearly alone.

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 scheme to make a fortune by selling a homemade dirt cleaner—but first they need to get the cowboys' clothes dirty, so they concoct a muddy trap to splash unsuspecting customers outside the general store. When Big Bow finally shows up to execute the plan, his timing is as questionable as the product itself, leading to a hilariously disastrous outcome that leaves Little Arrow rethinking their partnership.

Fort of Peril
8 pp · western-frontier

When Fort McKechnie comes under siege by Chief Red Water and his Ojipway warriors, Monte Hale arrives just as the attack begins—and with ammunition running critically low, the fort's commander sends him on a desperate mission to reach Fort Shelby for reinforcements. What starts as a hard ride becomes an even harder journey downriver on a makeshift raft laden with ammunition, as Monte must outrun both the swift currents and relentless Indian attacks to get the supplies back to the besieged garrison in time.

Run Away
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier

When Cactus Brain loses his house key and can't get inside, he decides the solution is to run circles around his home until he's exhausted—a plan that doesn't quite deliver the results he's hoping for. This 1949 humor western delivers the kind of absurdist logic that made these short strips so entertaining, mixing frontier slapstick with character-driven comedy.

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

Gabby Hayes finds a note claiming his friend Hester has been kidnapped by outlaws, but it's really a trick to test whether he truly cares for her—though a genuine criminal gang led by a mustachioed ruffian has actually abducted her from a stagecoach. Racing to her rescue with his faithful horse Corker, Gabby must battle the outlaws in their hideout cave to save the day.

Death By-Passed
3 pp · western-frontier

When Young Falcon retrieves the sacred tribal totem from murderous renegades, his act of mercy toward an injured trapper leads to his capture and a deadly execution. Bound to a spring branch and facing the renegades' arrows, Young Falcon must use every ounce of cunning and strength to turn his death trap into an escape—and reclaim what belongs to his people.

Cupid's Perils
9 pp · western-frontier

When a fight breaks out at the ranch over an engagement, Tom Mix finds himself drawn into a tangle of accusations and secrets. A safe is robbed and the blame falls on Cliff, but Tom suspects the evidence may be pointing in the wrong direction—and uncovers a scheme far more calculated than a simple theft. With love and inheritance hanging in the balance, Mix must separate truth from deception before an innocent man pays the price.

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