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Six-Gun Heroes #18 (1953)

Fawcett · 1953 · 36 pages

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Contains 10 stories
The Ominous Note
5 pp · western-frontier
Fat Chance
1 pp · humor

When Brainy Buster spots a heavyset character caught red-handed eating yet again, he launches into a lecture about the simple solution to weight gain—all it takes is a little willpower and some "mind over platter." This 1953 humor bit plays the age-old conflict between good intentions and the irresistible call of a full plate.

Look Who's Talking
0.5 pp · humor
The Case of the Strawberry Birthmark
6 pp · western-frontier

When a mysterious bandit with a strawberry birthmark bushwhacks Monte Hale in the hills, the wandering cowboy finds himself caught up in a scheme to steal a valuable gold mine map. With the help of another tall cowpoke named Hurley, Monte devises a clever plan to smoke out the culprit—but discovers the real conspiracy runs deeper than either of them bargained for.

Proper Treatment
1 pp · humor

When Hammerhead accidentally swallows a bottle of ink instead of his medicine, he finds himself in quite the predicament—and enlists a friend to help him find an unusual remedy. This one-page humor tale from 1953 plays the mix-up for pure comic relief, as Hammerhead's solution to his mistake proves just as absurd as the accident itself.

On Borrowed Time
0.5 pp · humor

Ten Gallon Tex learns that the outlaw Slippery Stevens landed in jail—not for the borrowing itself, but for the particular circumstances of how he went about it. It's a quick, punchy Western gag that turns on a unexpected twist about what really got Stevens arrested.

The Mystery of the Locket
6 pp · western-frontier

Lash LaRue discovers a murdered man clutching a mysterious locket with a woman's portrait inside—a locket that doesn't belong to the victim. When the photo mysteriously gets destroyed before the woman can identify the dead man, Lash must use his wits and trusty bullwhip to track down a killer who's desperate enough to risk everything to reclaim the locket before his identity is revealed.

Lamebrain is Dull Witted
1 pp · humor

Lamebrain walks into a saloon unable to remember what he came for, but after some prompting from the bartender, he hits upon a clever wordplay solution to jog his memory—discovering what he actually wanted all along.

The Marks of Innocence
7 pp · western-frontier

When a drifter seeking shelter takes refuge in a barn during a stormy night, he witnesses a brutal murder at the nearby ranch house—and becomes the only suspect when Rocky Lane arrives on the scene. Framed for a crime he didn't commit, the innocent man must rely on Rocky's keen detective work to uncover the truth and expose the real killer. A gripping tale of circumstantial evidence, hidden guilt, and the smallest details that can clear an innocent name.

Well Posted
1 pp · humor

Ten Gallon Tex stops by the post office with a letter he wants to mail, but he's got mischief in mind when he spots the postmaster, Hapes. When Tex asks if a letter addressed to Chicago will reach New York by week's end, the postmaster confidently says yes—only to realize he's been tricked, and the letter isn't going where he thought at all.

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