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Tex Ritter Western #44 (1959)

Charlton · 1959 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Too Late
5 pp · western-frontier
Chief Walking BearCoyote That Howls (Indian shaman)White Flash (Tex Ritter's horse)

Tex Ritter faces a desperate race against time when he learns that the shaman Coyote That Howls has turned Chief Walking Bear's warriors against an incoming wagon train, and he must ride hard to reach them before the attack begins. Outnumbered and fighting alone, Tex must stay one step ahead of the war party's increasingly desperate tactics—including a massive buffalo stampede—to keep the settlers alive. With quick thinking and his loyal horse White Flash, the prairie ranger refuses to accept defeat, even when the odds seem impossibly stacked against him.

How the Feud Ended
5 pp · western-frontier
Fred JordanFury (Tex Ritter's dog)Tom BradleyWhite Flash

When a long-standing feud between the Bradley and Jordan families threatens to erupt into gunfire on Main Street, Tex Ritter intervenes to prevent bloodshed—only to have his efforts derailed when the Lawson Gang seizes the moment to rob the express office. As the town rallies to stop the outlaws, Tom Bradley and Fred Jordan find themselves fighting alongside each other in the chaos, discovering that old rivalries matter far less when lives hang in the balance.

Rapwell's Kid
5 pp · western-frontier
Gig RapwellGig Rapwell's gangPaul HanlonWhite Flash (Tex Ritter's horse)

When Tex Ritter stops the Tucson stage robbery masterminded by the hardened outlaw Gig Rapwell, he sets off a chain of events that threatens to unravel Rapwell's entire operation in the Badlands. Determined to round up the rest of the gang, Tex tracks them to their hideout—where he discovers that Rapwell's young ward, who's been groomed for the outlaw life, has doubts about following in his mentor's footsteps. As tensions boil over in the gang's camp and loyalties shift in unexpected ways, Tex must outthink a dangerous group of criminals while a conflicted young man faces a choice about who he really is.

Run Him Off the Land
5 pp · western-frontier
Ed LooneyMonk RinbowOliver Lake

A quiet homesteader named Ed Looney has endured intimidation and land-grabbing from Monk Rimbow, hoping to avoid violence—until Rimbow's patience wears thin and Looney's own resolve hardens. When threats turn to action, Looney discovers he's far more than the docile man the valley took him for, and Rimbow learns the hard way that some people can only be pushed so far before they push back.

The Friendly Outlaw
5 pp · western-frontier
Furythe Nogales KidWhite Flash

Tex Ritter tracks the Nogales Kid, a charming outlaw who's won over border town folk as a modern Robin Hood while robbing banks along the Rio Grande—but the locals keep steering the marshal away with false leads to protect their "friend." When Tex finally corners the Kid and takes him into custody, the outlaw's grateful admirers attempt a daring jailbreak, forcing the ranger to make a stand and expose the truth about his so-called benefactor. It's a showdown that'll prove whether the Nogales Kid is truly the generous rogue everyone believes—or something far more calculating.

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