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The Westerner Comics #29 (1950)

Orbit-Wanted · 1950 · 53 pages

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Contains 6 stories
Wild Bill Pecos Battles Kid Runt
10 pp · western-frontier
Kid Runt

When a rodeo sensation proves to be the world's smallest outlaw, Wild Bill Pecos and his partner Nuggets Nugent find themselves tracking Kid Runt across the territories—a pint-sized desperado with lightning-fast gunplay and a talent for heists. After Kid Runt dynamites the bank in Los Padres and sets his sights on a local woman, the two lawmen corner him in a saloon brawl, but the cunning little varmint slips through their fingers. Now it's a race to bring in the orneriest pint-sized criminal the West has ever seen before his reign of trouble spreads any wider.

The Curse of the Medicine Man
8.33 pp

Wild Bill Pecos and his saddle partner Nuggets arrive at a railroad construction camp in Deep River Valley, only to find themselves caught between progress and tradition—a Sioux medicine man has cursed the railroad with supernatural wrath, calling down arrows that vanish, lightning that strikes with impossible precision, and promises of worse to come. As mysterious deaths and disasters plague the camp, Wild Bill must uncover whether the medicine man's powers are genuine or something far more earthly, all while the railroad's construction boss desperately needs answers. With drums beating and curses mounting, our heroes ride straight into a showdown to solve the mystery behind "The Curse of the Medicine Man."

Call Me Hero!
6 pp · western-frontier
Snake-Eye Sam (villain)

Nuggets Nugent is a scrappy prospector who's all hot air—until he accidentally stops a cheater at the saloon and gets called a hero, which goes straight to his head. When some local pranksters disguise themselves as the notorious Snake-Eye Sam to teach him a lesson, Nuggets finds himself in way over his head, and things spiral into pure chaos. By the time the dust settles, our loudmouthed hero learns that sometimes biting off more than you can chew comes with a price.

The Bull-Doggin' Bandit!
6 pp · western-frontier

Patricia Layne—better known as Calamity Kate—steps in to protect a young rancher named Lonnie Cahill after he's beaten by hired thugs trying to keep him out of the Paradise River rodeo. When she discovers that a ruthless cattle dealer named Hugo Jennings is behind the attack, desperate to prevent Lonnie from winning the bull-dogging prize money needed to save the family ranch, Kate vows to keep watch at the rodeo itself. With Jennings willing to resort to violence even in the arena, Calamity Kate must outmaneuver him before he can silence Lonnie for good.

Canyon Gold
1 pp · western-frontier
Sam Bass

Sam Bass, the outlaw whose greed earned him a legend, partners with Dunc Morgan to rob the bank at Lost Canyon and stash their haul in a nearby cave. But when Sam decides the forty thousand in gold dust is his alone, he makes a fatal miscalculation—one that Dunc tries desperately to warn him against as the cave begins to collapse around them.

Six-Gun Traitor
8 pp

Wild Bill Pecos returns to Deadwood City just as his old saddle pal Nuggets Nugent, the newly hired Sheriff, finds himself facing the worst kind of duty—arresting the fastest gunman in the West for a murder Nuggets knows in his heart Bill didn't commit. As evidence mounts against his former partner and the town demands justice, Nuggets must choose between his loyalty to an old friend and his oath to uphold the law.

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