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Rocky Lane Western #41 (1952)

Fawcett · 1952 · 36 pages

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Contains 8 stories
The Toss of the Coin
7 pp · western-frontier
Down on the Ranch
1 pp · humor; western-frontier

Sagebrush struts into town convinced of his own cleverness, and a fellow at the post office decides it's time to prove he's just as sharp—by challenging him to answer any question he can throw at him. When Sagebrush falls for a classic riddle about elephants and ducks, he learns a humorous lesson about overconfidence on the frontier.

A Sharp Reply
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier

When an uncle brags about his baby nephew's unusual milestone, a quick-witted stranger delivers a perfectly timed comeback that turns the whole conversation on its head. It's a snappy joke wrapped in classic frontier humor that proves sometimes the sharpest reply is the shortest one.

The Legitimate Swindle
4 pp · humor; western-frontier

Dee Dickens runs into a smooth talker who's full of clever cons—a rigged bill swap, trick questions with sneaky payoffs—all designed to separate the cowboy from his cash. When the sharper won't stop trying to outsmart him, Dee decides it's time to teach a lesson with a game of his own, proving that sometimes the best swindle is knowing when to turn the tables.

The Tavern of Doom
6 pp · western-frontier

Rocky Lane captures a bandit and discovers an invitation to join a criminal gang operating out of Snake Hollow Bend—so he poses as the outlaw to infiltrate the operation and expose the mysterious mastermind pulling the strings. But when a man from the real bandit's past nearly exposes the deception, Rocky must improvise fast to stay undercover and confront the true leader of the gang.

No Smiling Matter
0.75 pp · humor

Tightwad Tad takes a humorous trip to Bailey's Department Store, where a sign promising to accept payment with a smile leads him to attempt exactly that—only to discover the store has other ideas about what constitutes acceptable currency. It's a simple, clever joke that captures the penny-pinching character's literal-minded approach to a too-good-to-be-true offer.

Barks In the Night
6.75 pp · western-frontier

Rocky Lane tracks a clever bandit who's been using a trained parrot—not a dog—as a lookout for a series of robberies across the territory. When Rocky discovers Frank Judson's secret, he finds himself trapped and facing a desperate criminal who'll stop at nothing to keep his scheme hidden. It's a race against time as the marshal must outwit his captor and bring the mastermind to justice.

Harper in Hollywood
2 pp · humor; western-frontier

Harper, a ranch hand from Wyoming, ventures to Hollywood hoping to break into the movies—and he spots a sign advertising extras wanted at the Acme Motion Picture Studio. After the director agrees to give him a shot, Harper quickly discovers the job comes with a catch: he'll have to share a cage with a lion.

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