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Rod Cameron Western #18 (1952)

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ContinueRod Cameron Western #19 →
Contains 9 stories
A Handshake with Death
7 pp · western-frontier
Rod CameronWar Paint (horse)Jody Gang
All Gone
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Ambling Andy

Ambling Andy regales some fellers with a nerve-rattling tale of waking up and discovering his watch, pants, and shoes have all vanished—but there's a comical twist to his harrowing story that'll catch you off guard. This 1952 one-pager delivers exactly the kind of frontier humor you'd expect from a lighthearted western yarn.

Independent Hombre
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier
Hoghead
On Top
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier
Ambling AndyPete Boggs

When Pete Boggs corners Ambling Andy outside the post office with nosy questions about a letter from his cousin, Andy's quick wit turns the tables in this lighthearted frontier tale. A simple mix-up over what "head gardener" really means delivers the punchline that leaves Pete sputtering.

The Prison Song
4 pp · humor; western-frontier
Sheriff SamPRISONERS: BoxxCoxx

When Sheriff Sam organizes a talent show for the prisoners, two inmates—Boxx and Coxx—both claim to have composed the same song, sparking a heated dispute over who thought of it first. As the argument escalates into insults and punches, the sheriff attempts to settle the matter by having them demonstrate their musical prowess, only to discover that both have equally terrible singing voices. Sheriff Sam finds a creative solution that keeps the peace—though it's not the one either prisoner was hoping for.

The Border Escape
6 pp · western-frontier
Rod CameronWar Paint (horse)Slippery Gibson (outlaw)Bull Herdin (crooked Sheriff)

Rod Cameron comes to the aid of a border town thrown into chaos by an escaped convict—only to be waylaid by the fugitive and forced to watch him steal War Paint, his prized horse. Determined to retrieve his mount and bring the outlaw to justice, Rod pursues him across the Mexican border, where he discovers a crooked deputy sheriff harboring the criminal. Outnumbered and locked away in a corrupt jail, Rod must rely on his quick thinking and his loyal horse to outwit the lawmen holding him captive and set things right.

Chance Taker
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Hoghead

Hoghead gets roped into buying a raffle ticket for a poor old cowboy, but his question about what he'd actually do if he won reveals the absurd flaw in his charitable impulse. This one-page humor tale delivers a perfect punchline to a simple setup.

Dog Crazy
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Sappy Nappy

Sappy Nappy finds himself in quite the predicament when his dog refuses to eat meat—though the real trouble might be closer to home than he thinks. This one-page western humor bit plays on the kind of simple logic that makes you groan and grin at the same time.

The Lode Raiders
7 pp · western-frontier
Rod CameronWar Paint (horse)Jake Grimes (outlaw boss)

Rod Cameron finds himself caught between ruthless outlaws who are using dynamite and acid fumes to sabotage the Blue Chip Gold Mine—all to drive out miners and uncover the mother lode for themselves. When outlaw boss Jake Grimes sets a deadly trap to eliminate Rod, the resourceful lawman must rely on his trusty horse War Paint to escape and face down the claim jumpers in a final, explosive showdown.

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