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Six-Gun Heroes #22 (1953)

Fawcett · 1953 · 36 pages

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Contains 9 stories
The Trip To Oblivion
5 pp · western-frontier
The Extortion Plot
7 pp · western-frontier

In the frontier town of Hyar, United States Marshal Rocky Lane uncovers a smuggling ring tied to a shipment of opium, leading him to arrest two suspects. When the local sheriff falls ill, gambler Chick Burleigh takes over as acting sheriff—and soon reveals his true plan: using the seized drugs to extort money from townspeople by threatening to expose them. Rocky Lane soon realizes Burleigh’s scheme and confronts him, turning the tables on the corrupt official before bringing him to justice.

Open Minded
0.5 pp · humor

Lamebrain is surprised to learn that people in the East wear open-toe shoes, leading to a silly misunderstanding when he jokes about counting to twenty without removing his boots. Meanwhile, Ten Gallon Tex helps a confused student puzzle over whether "trousers" is singular or plural, revealing a playful twist on the word’s meaning.

A Singular Plurality
0.5 pp · humor
Buried Alive
5 pp · western-frontier

In the dusty frontier town of Dry Gulch, a frantic mother pleads with Tex Ritter that her young son Bobby may be trapped in a recently exploded mine. With time running out and the tunnels blocked, Tex and a group of cowhands race against the clock to dig through debris—only to realize the boy’s dog, Hyar, may be their only hope of finding him before the air runs out.

The Prairie Swindle
8 pp · western-frontier

In the dusty town of Harrisville, a young man claiming to be the long-lost twin brother of the late rancher Clem White arrives just as the marshal uncovers a web of deceit tied to a series of fires and stolen fortunes. As the marshal pieces together the truth, he realizes the man’s sudden appearance—and his uncanny resemblance to Clem—might be the key to exposing a scheme that’s been burning through the frontier.

A Tough Spot
0.5 pp · humor

Pony Boy Pedro is stressed because his teacher insists he write more clearly—something that worries him, since better handwriting might expose his poor spelling. Ambling Andy, trying to help, is stunned to learn that the boy’s real fear isn’t the writing itself, but the consequences of being caught.

The Light Fantastic
0.5 pp · humor
The Mountain Maze
5 pp · western-frontier

Monte Hale, a lone rider lost in a treacherous mountain maze, encounters a desperate stranger claiming to be equally lost. As they team up to navigate the labyrinth, the stranger’s true intentions quickly become clear—his goal isn’t escape, but retrieving stolen loot hidden deep within the maze.

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