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Rod Cameron Western #16 (1952)

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Contains 7 stories
Photo Finish with Death!
9 pp · western-frontier
Rod CameronWar Paint (horse)Frank Lowry (photographer)Sheriff DawellWatkins (banker)Turkle Brothers (bankrobbers)Tom Belfry (crooked deputy)

Rod Cameron arrives in town just after a bank robbery, only to find Sheriff Dawell away at a convention and the trail gone cold—until a photographer named Frank Lowry claims to have captured the robbers on film. When the negative is nearly lost, Rod and the sheriff race to develop it, uncovering a shocking clue that points to either the Turkle Brothers or two suspicious strangers living in the hills.

Golden Boy!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Ambling Andy

Ambling Andy announces he’s heading to the hills to search for gold—not for riches, but to build a solid gold bathtub. When asked why, he explains he wants to leave a 14-carat gold ring around the tub every time he bathes.

A Cure All!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Hoghead

Hoghead claims salt water is a cure-all for his sore throat, boasting that even a fish with a sore throat would be healed by it—until a skeptical voice questions his logic, leaving him flustered by his own overconfidence.

The Barroom Incident
4 pp · western-frontier
Rod CameronWar Paint (horse)BartenderRobber

In a dusty frontier town, Rod Cameron finds himself in a sudden standoff at a saloon after being unable to pay for two drinks, prompting a brawling robber to flee—only for the real culprit to vanish, leaving behind a stolen cash box. As Rod and the townsfolk chase the thief through the streets, they realize the robber deliberately provoked the fight to create a distraction and escape through the back door. With the truth dawning, Rod sets off on horseback to catch the clever outlaw before he gets too far.

Tough Customer!
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier
Li'l Buck

Li'l Buck visits a general store, determined to find a toy he truly wants, despite the clerk’s growing frustration. After rejecting every item on display, he finally points to something unseen—leaving the clerk bewildered and the outcome uncertain.

The Hog Call
4 pp · humor; western-frontier
Sheriff SamDerrick (pig farmer)

Sheriff Sam is exasperated by Derrick’s loud hog calls disturbing the town, leading to a series of bickering exchanges that escalate into a humorous showdown over food, pride, and a carrier pigeon with a dramatic past. As their banter grows wilder, the tension peaks with a surprising twist involving the pigeon’s heroic journey—though the outcome remains a mystery.

Rod Cameron and the Outlaw Stallion!
7 pp · western-frontier
Rod CameronWar Paint (horse)Flash (outlaw horse)Chad Branch (rancher)Tex Tappen (crooked foreman)

Rod Cameron arrives at the Double T Ranch to help corral Flash, a wild horse blamed for stealing cattle and killing a wrangler, only to uncover a web of deceit when the crooked foreman, Tex Tappen, reveals he’s been using Flash’s reputation to cover up his own horse thefts. As Rod and his horse War Paint pursue Flash, they’re ambushed by Tex, who tries to frame the outlaw stallion for Rod’s murder in a deadly showdown at Box Canyon.

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