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Rod Cameron Western #14 (1952)

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Contains 8 stories
Rod Cameron and the Vanishing Giant Chapter I Wheel of Destruction
7 pp · western-frontier
Slow Train!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier

Ambling Andy and a young man named Pud grow increasingly exasperated as their cattle train crawls forward at a snail's pace, joking about how old they’ll be by the time they reach the stockyards. When Pud asks if there’s any way to go faster, Andy suggests staying on the train rather than walking, but the slow pace still has them both grumbling.

Rod Cameron and the Vanishing Giant Chapter II Masquerade For Death
6 pp · western-frontier
Heartening Words
1 pp · humor; western-frontier

Cowboy Cal boasts to his friends about narrowly surviving a gunfight with bandits, claiming a bullet passed through his chest and out his back. His incredulous companions point out the logical flaw—such a wound would have been fatal—until Cal insists his heart was "in his mouth" at the time, leaving them baffled.

Is Off His Bean!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier

Hoghead Harry bursts into the sheriff's office in a panic, claiming his plate of beans was stolen right after he hung his hat on a wall at a restaurant. He explains he followed a sign warning patrons to keep an eye on their hats, but despite watching his hat, someone still took his beans while he waited.

No Sale!
4 pp · humor; western-frontier

Sheriff Sam is summoned to Old Man Brown’s deathbed—only to find Brown very much alive, having faked his demise to sell him colorful horseshoes as a fashion statement. After being dragged into a clothing store by the eccentric merchant, the sheriff is pressured into trying out outrageous outfits, including one that eliminates the need for pants, leaving him increasingly exasperated. As the shopkeeper pushes more ridiculous items, the Sheriff vows to return—this time, not as a customer, but as a prisoner.

Superior Retort!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier

Ambling Andy throws a party and hesitates about inviting the town's most aloof snob, John Burgess, but decides to include him anyway. Burgess dismisses Andy as beneath him, only to be stunned when Andy delivers a sharp, unexpected retort that leaves him speechless.

Rod Cameron and the Concha Kid
7 pp · western-frontier

Rod Cameron, after purchasing a decorated bridle from the Concha Kid, becomes entangled in a murder mystery when a dying diamond merchant is found near town, his fortune in gems missing. As the sheriff rounds up suspects and searches the town, Rod notices his horse War Paint behaving strangely, leading him to suspect the Concha Kid is behind the crime. The mystery deepens when Rod uncovers the diamonds hidden in the bridle’s silver conchas, revealing the Concha Kid’s elaborate scheme.

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