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Rocky Lane Western #44 (1952)

Fawcett · 1952 · 36 pages

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Contains 7 stories
Forest of Death
6 pp · western-frontier

Rocky Lane rides through a storm to check on Mr. Carrew after a tree collapses on his office, finding the man unconscious under the wreckage. When Carrew dies, the foreman Hawkins claims he was promised the lumber camp, but a lawyer reveals Carrew’s niece, Nancy, has inherited it—along with the shocking truth that the camp’s timber is poisoned and must be destroyed in secret.

Hand's Off
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier
Three Is One Too Many!
4 pp · humor; western-frontier

In a lighthearted western mishap, a young man named Dee Dickens entrusts two brothers, Huck and Buck, with three bottles of sarsaparilla while he’s away. The brothers struggle to count the bottles, leading to a comical misunderstanding that escalates when they each claim to have only two — until Rocky Lane steps in to clarify the math.

The Secret Panel
5.67 pp · western-frontier

When a young man named Curly Lee buys a ranch house from Tom Hill, he and Secret Marshal Rocky Lane investigate strange noises and a hidden panel—only to discover a man tied up in a closet, setting off a tense showdown with killers who thought they’d silenced an accountant. As Rocky uncovers a web of embezzlement and deception, he must outwit a dangerous trio before they turn the ranch into a death trap.

The Treacherous Trio
6 pp · western-frontier

Rocky Lane arrives in Copper Junction to oversee three men raising funds for the tornado-ravaged Brooks Corners, only to discover one has vanished with the collected money. As he tracks the thief, he’s forced to make a daring leap and later uncovers a twist: the man who stole the money may have been trying to expose the other two, who were plotting to double-cross him all along.

Farm Fables
4 pp · humor; western-frontier

Windy boasts to Rocky Lane about the absurdly oversized produce on his farm, claiming to have watermelons so large they’ve swallowed three hired hands and an onion that’s grown fifty miles away. Rocky, unimpressed, is soon outdone when Windy reveals his farm’s cabbage can wrap around a watermelon, onion, and apple, and that he has a pot big enough to cook one — a claim that leaves even the ever-skeptical Windy stunned.

Untitled story
0.67 pp · humor; western-frontier

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