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Space Western Comics #41 (1952)

Charlton · 1952 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Green Men of Venus
8 pp · science fiction; western-frontier
Spurs JacksonVodor of Venus

When Spurs Jackson's space vigilantes detect atomic explosions originating from Earth, they discover the culprits aren't earthbound—they're the Green Men of Venus, led by Vodor, who've stolen atomic bomb equipment and established a desert stronghold. Spurs pursues Vodor back to Venus in his spacechaser, but the confrontation takes an unexpected turn when he activates the very weapon the aliens sought to harness. It's a wild interplanetary showdown that proves the frontier spirit knows no planetary boundaries.

Jinx of Black Ridge Ranch
7 pp · science fiction; western-frontier

When a foreman at Black Ridge Ranch wins a gambling stake and leaves town, he sets off a chain of schemes designed to ruin the ranch and force its owner to sell—but Hank Roper uncovers the sinister plot behind the "jinx" and works to expose the real culprits. With help from an unlikely crew, Roper races to save Nancy Winstead's sheep herd from sabotage and stop a ruthless land grab before it's too late.

Danger Below
8 pp · science fiction; western-frontier

While Spurs Jackson celebrates his past victories in Manhattan, two defeated space commanders—Korok of Mars and Vodor of Venus—secretly establish a hidden base on the dark side of the moon, plotting an invasion of Earth using strange burrowing creatures. When Spurs and his vigilantes learn of mysterious missiles headed for Gold Canyon, they race to intercept an army of moon-borers emerging from the old mine shafts, forced to think fast as the creatures tunnel deeper into the ground and threaten everything in their path.

The Phantom Highjackers
7 pp · western-frontier

When truckers start vanishing along a desert highway, Strong Bow investigates a string of hijackings that seem impossible—modern cargo rigs attacked by soldiers in Civil War uniforms, their cargo shipped across the Mexican border. The trail leads to a hidden cave hideaway and an unexpected culprit: a disgruntled movie actor using his film crew's costumes and extras as cover for the perfect heist.

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