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Rocky Lane Western #35 (1952)

Fawcett · 1952 · 36 pages

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Contains 7 stories
Murder South of the Border
7 pp · western-frontier

Rocky Lane arrives in a Mexican town where a famed bullfighter known as Gringo—revealed to be Frank Carver, a man seeking justice for his father’s murder—has been killed under mysterious circumstances. As Rocky investigates, he uncovers a shocking connection between Gringo’s past and the man he now calls El Torro, leading him to race against time to find crucial evidence before the killer can silence him.

A False Remark!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Sagebrush

Sagebrush boasts about having been a sergeant, claiming military service—only to reveal he was a sergeant in a dentist's office, where he "drilled teeth." The story unfolds in a small frontier town, where a boastful lie leads to a humorous misunderstanding.

Black-Out For Brown
4 pp · humor; western-frontier

A newly arrived stranger, Dee Dickens, stumbles into town claiming to be recovering from illness, only to cause confusion with his odd behavior and a mysterious wooden grip. When mistaken for a man named Mr. Black, he reveals he’s actually Mr. Brown—though his claim of being colorblind is soon undercut by a comically battered face and a wild story about a fight with a man named Jasper.

Timed For Death
6 pp · western-frontier

Rocky Lane tracks down Bob Cuppey, the troubled younger brother of a jailed outlaw, hoping to persuade him to stay in town and face the community instead of fleeing in shame. When a mysterious package arrives from Bob’s brother—delivered by a man named Polecat—Rocky discovers it’s a time bomb set to detonate at four o’clock, forcing him to race against the clock to prevent disaster.

A Sure Cure!
0.67 pp · humor; western-frontier
Gopherface

Gopherface tries to cure his hiccups with a series of increasingly absurd methods, each more ridiculous than the last, as he seeks a quick fix for his persistent condition. The story follows his comedic attempts in a lighthearted, slapstick style typical of the Western humor genre.

The Death Verdict
7 pp · western-frontier

Rocky Lane, the secret marshal, races to save a man dangling from a runaway wagon, only to uncover a web of betrayal when the rescued man reveals he was robbed by a masked outlaw. As Rocky tracks the gold thief, he realizes the man he’s been pursuing—Taff—was murdered after being sentenced to hang, and now the real culprit, a former accomplice named Curl, is trying to steal the hidden loot for himself.

High Talking!
0.67 pp · humor; western-frontier
Pistol Packing PattieEdwards

Pistol Packing Pattie calls out to Edwards, mocking his grandiose lies about a railroad deal, only to catch him in a bluff when she points out he’s not on a hill—but on a bluff. Edwards stammers in surprise, caught off guard by her sharp wit and the literal truth of her observation.

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