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Rocky Lane Western #54 (1953)

Fawcett · 1953 · 36 pages

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Contains 6 stories
The Taming of the Chief
11 pp · western-frontier

Rocky Lane finds himself deep in Indian Territory, hunted by warriors loyal to the feared Chief Growling Fox, after tracking three notorious outlaws who vanished into the chief’s domain. To survive and continue his pursuit, Rocky must convince the chief to aid him—offering a share of the $20,000 reward for the outlaws’ capture, though the chief’s true intentions remain uncertain.

Good Job
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier
Restaurant Rigamarole
4 pp · humor; western-frontier

Dee Dickens visits the newly opened Gold Nugget restaurant, only to be baffled by the steep prices and the waiter’s insistence on a candle being held during the meal. As he recounts his failed attempts to find a decent meal at every other establishment in town—each with its own peculiar flaw—he finally realizes the only way to get a dollar meal might be to eat a dollar.

Gopher Face Grows More Stupid All the Time
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier

Gopher Face, convinced he can grow a peach tree from a peach pit and a mountain from a rock, proudly declares his plans to plant both in his backyard—much to the bewilderment of Old Smokey, who’s equally stunned by Gopher Face’s latest misunderstanding. When Old Smokey receives a heartbreaking letter about his cousin, the twist comes not in the story itself but in the absurdity of Gopher Face’s logic, leaving the punchline delivered with deadpan humor.

Some Tonic
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier
The Outcast
12 pp · western-frontier

A young man shunned by his town after his father’s lynching becomes a target of suspicion when a series of robberies and murders draw the attention of Sheriff Rocky Lane. When the boy escapes jail, Rocky follows a hunch that the outcast is being framed, leading him to uncover a deeper conspiracy tied to the very people who’ve wronged him.

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