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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 checks in on a lumber camp owner who's received a substantial bank loan, only to find himself racing through a storm to help when disaster strikes. When the owner's niece unexpectedly inherits the camp, the foreman reveals a troubling secret about the timber that threatens the camp's future and honest reputation. Rocky must navigate the truth while protecting the camp and its new young owner from those who might exploit the situation for profit.

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

Dee Dickens leaves three bottles of sarsaparilla with two dim-witted brothers, Huck and Buck, but when they insist there are only two bottles on hand, Dee launches into a series of increasingly frustrated counting lessons to prove them wrong. What starts as a simple math dispute spirals into a clever setup that leaves Dee outsmarted by his own scheme.

The Secret Panel
5.67 pp · western-frontier

When Secret Marshal Rocky Lane investigates a mysterious commotion at a ranch house being readied for its new owner, he stumbles onto a kidnapping scheme and a bank embezzler willing to kill to keep his crime hidden. With a hidden panel, tied-up captives, and two hired guns standing between him and justice, Rocky must outthink a desperate man with nothing left to lose. It's a tense showdown mixing frontier justice with the kind of no-way-out danger that defines the Old West.

The Treacherous Trio
6 pp · western-frontier

When a tornado devastates Brooks Corners, the mayor sends three men to Copper Junction to raise five thousand dollars for rebuilding—and Rocky Lane follows undercover to ensure the funds make it back safely. What begins as a straightforward escort becomes a tangle of double-crosses when one of the collectors flees with the money in the night, forcing Rocky into a dangerous pursuit across treacherous terrain. As the truth about the trio's real intentions unravels, Rocky must stay one step ahead to recover the stolen funds and bring the culprits to justice.

Farm Fables
4 pp · humor; western-frontier

Windy settles in to swap tall tales about his farm with a skeptical friend, each farmyard fable more outlandish than the last—from watermelons so enormous they swallow boys whole to onions strong enough to water an entire spread. When the friend fires back with equally ridiculous claims about his own oversized produce, the two find themselves locked in an escalating contest of frontier braggadocio with no clear victor in sight.

Untitled story
0.67 pp · humor; western-frontier

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