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Six-Gun Heroes #8 (1951)

Fawcett · 1951 · 36 pages

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Contains 8 stories
Cries Uncle
1 pp · humor

Lamebrain celebrates some unexpected family news when his sister gives birth to twins—and our hapless hero reasons his way to a hilariously confused conclusion about what that makes him. It's a quick, good-natured gag that captures the wacky spirit of early-'50s humor comics, with a punchline that lands squarely on Lamebrain's charmingly scrambled logic.

The Candlelight Carnival
5 pp · western-frontier

When a gang of outlaws plots to rob Twin River's Candlelight Carnival, they make the mistake of trying to eliminate Sheriff Hopalong Cassidy first—only to find that getting rid of the legendary lawman is easier said than done. After a brutal ambush leaves him for dead, Hopalong must race against time to stop the thieves from plunging the festival into darkness and making off with the carnival's fortune. It's a showdown where quick wits and faster guns are the only currency that matters.

The Vows of Disaster
7 pp · western-frontier
Has Her Opinion
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Quicksand
8 pp · humor; western-frontier

When editor Smiley Burnette stumbles into a clash between settlers and Native Americans over a simple misunderstanding, he takes a bullet defending a young Indian boy—and finds himself stranded in quicksand while trying to reach safety. With the help of Little Frog and a smart horse named Ring Eye, Smiley discovers there's more to friendship than frontier prejudice, though a final test on the treacherous quicksand may prove whether both sides can truly learn that lesson.

Playwright Plait
0.25 pp · humor

A playwright named Plait discovers his tragic work might not land the way he intended when it finally hits the stage—a humorous twist on the gap between artistic vision and opening night reality.

The Exploding Wagon Trains
8 pp · western-frontier

When a new territory opens for homesteaders, Rocky Lane arrives in the boom town of Sunset as a secret marshal—only to find that incoming wagon trains are mysteriously exploding on the prairie. With settlers' lives at stake and another land rush about to begin, Rocky must trace the deadly sabotage back to its source before more families meet the same fate. His investigation leads him to Johnson's Wagon Builders, where he uncovers a sinister plot hidden in plain sight.

Ten Gallon Tex Is Stung
1 pp · humor

Ten Gallon Tex gets a little too proud after a run-in with a queen bee, and he's not about to let his friends forget it. This 1951 one-pager packs a silly Western punch as the famous cowpoke learns that a brush with royalty—even the buzzing kind—can go straight to a fellow's head.

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