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Tex Ritter Western #15 (1953)

Fawcett · 1953 · 36 pages

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ContinueTex Ritter Western #16 →
Contains 7 stories
Not Backwards
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Pinto Pete
The Strange Festival
7 pp · western-frontier
Tex RitterWhite Flash (horse)Juan Juarez (foreman)Hank Millars (crooked prospector)

In "The Strange Festival," an aging prospector returns to Juarez, drawn by a long-buried secret: a half-map to a hidden gold mine. Now, with a new partner who holds the other half, the two men set out into the rugged frontier, their shared goal shadowed by growing suspicion. As the desert heat rises and the trail grows uncertain, the line between partnership and betrayal begins to blur.

The Tall Tale of the Tiny Tourist!
4 pp · humor; western-frontier
Buffalo BullEd (tiny tourist)

Buffalo Bull spins a whopper about his African expedition to rescue the missing tourist Ed, a six-inch-tall fellow shrunk by a witch doctor after a careless insult—and naturally, the gang doesn't believe a word of it. When Buffalo Bull's tall tale lands him on the receiving end of some frontier justice, he learns once again that his yarn-spinning always comes back to haunt him.

Well Put
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier
Loonie Les
Murder in the Hills
6 pp · western-frontier
Tex RitterWhite Flash (horse)Fury (dog)Deke (villain)Caldwell (villain)Burns (villain)

In "Murder in the Hills," Tex Ritter tracks down a gold robber who, under pressure, signs a confession naming two accomplices. Just as the man is locked away in the jailhouse, he’s found dead—leaving Tex to unravel a mystery where the truth is as dangerous as the outlaw’s trail.

Operation Laughter
3 pp · humor
Doctor QuackPatient

Doctor Quack runs an unorthodox medical practice where patients arrive with various ailments—money worries, breathing troubles, skin problems, insomnia—only to encounter a physician more interested in wisecracks than actual treatment. This 1953 humor piece trades in puns and wordplay as the good doctor dispenses dubious advice and questionable remedies, all while maintaining his cheerfully incompetent bedside manner.

The Fiery Fur Mystery
7.66 pp · western-frontier
Tex RitterWhite Flash (horse)Watts (fur trader)Tall TreeHypno (crooked hypnotizer)

When Tex Ritter arrives at Bill Watts' trading post to find the fur trader tied up and angry Indians threatening to scalp him, he discovers a crooked scheme involving a hypnotizer named Hypno who's been using his mesmerizing powers to manipulate Watts and frame him for stolen furs. Tex must uncover the truth behind the deception and stop the bandits before their plan succeeds—but first, he'll have to resist Hypno's dangerous hypnotic spell himself.

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