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Rocky Lane Western #55 (1954)

Fawcett · 1954 · 36 pages

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ContinueRocky Lane Western #58 →
Contains 8 stories
Dangerous Past
13 pp · western-frontier
Sue LangdonBurr Langdon (retired rancher)Gaylord Fowler (crooked saloon-owner)

Rocky Lane arrives at Bullet Hole Valley searching for Sue Langdon, who vanished after a quarrel with her father Burr Langdon—a retired rancher who'd just come into substantial wealth. Rocky's shock deepens when he spots Sue performing as a singer called Zuza Francois at crooked saloon-owner Gaylord Fowler's establishment, but she denies her true identity and begs Rocky to leave before he causes her trouble. With Fowler's jealous attention now fixed on this mysterious stranger, Rocky finds himself caught between uncovering Sue's secret and staying out of a dangerous situation.

What's in a Name?
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier

When a fellow asks Rocky Lane about the curious coincidence of common names across different countries—from Mohammeds in Egypt to Bills in America—a simple chat about naming trends spirals into an unexpected lesson. Old Smokey, a retired salesman, shares his unconventional pep talk about conquering fear and closing tough deals by remembering he's already outside the door. It's a lighthearted frontier take on confidence and perspective wrapped in half a page of homespun humor.

A Winning Formula!
0.5 pp · humor
The Tricky Problem
4 pp · humor; western-frontier

Dee Dickens gets a puzzle from Charlie: how can a man ferry a goose, corn, and fox across a river when a hungry fox will eat the goose, and a hungry goose will eat the corn—and he can only take one at a time? Charlie reveals the clever solution, but when Dee decides to test it himself on Dire Island with real animals, he discovers he's already forgotten the crucial steps. Now stuck on an island with his livestock and mounting frustration, Dee finds that remembering a riddle is a lot harder than hearing one.

Untitled story
1 pp · western-frontier
Sad but True!
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier

When childhood friends face off on opposite sides of the law, Rocky Lane must choose between honoring a life debt and upholding his marshal's oath. This is the hard-hitting dilemma that tears at the heart of "Sad but True!" — a story where duty and gratitude collide, and the cost of doing right proves heavier than any bullet.

A Latin Scholar!
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier
The Double D Dilemma Duty or Debt!
11.67 pp · western-frontier
Spud Halsey (stagerobber)

When Marshal Rocky Lane arrests a stage robber only to discover he’s a childhood friend who once saved his life, loyalty clashes with duty in a moment that costs him his badge. But fate isn’t done with them—soon, the past catches up, and the two men face a reckoning neither expected.

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