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The Westerner Comics #33 (1951)

Orbit-Wanted · 1951 · 52 pages

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Contains 5 stories
The Thunderbird Strikes
10.67 pp · western-frontier

Wild Bill Pecos rides into a valley gripped by terror when a monstrous thunderbird begins slaughtering settlers and livestock, leaving the townsfolk ready to abandon their homes. Bill's confidence that he can track and stop the creature gives the panicked community hope—but that night, his plans are violently interrupted by a mysterious assailant. As the legend of the thunderbird grows deadlier with each attack, Bill must uncover what's really behind the creature's rampage before the valley is completely emptied.

The Prairie Pirates!
10 pp · western-frontier

Wild Bill Pecos and Nuggets Nugent stumble upon a band of marooned pirates who've washed ashore in the Southwest after a hurricane, and who've taken a Spanish woman named Dona Isabella hostage for her map to buried treasure. Bill and Nuggets must battle their way through Blackbeard's ruthless crew to rescue the captive and stop the pirates from claiming the gold. It's a wild collision of seafaring villainy and frontier justice that'll keep you turning pages.

Camel Crazy!
4 pp · western-frontier
AlfredProf. C.C. Cartwright

Nuggets Nugent and his pal Alfred find themselves stranded in the middle of nowhere with a camel they've bought for fifty dollars—and a circus delivery they need to complete to recoup their investment. When they spot Prof. C.C. Cartwright and a companion with what they're told is a rare prehistoric creature, Nuggets sees a golden opportunity to raise quick cash and convince the locals to buy in on a sure thing. What unfolds is a wild scheme that teaches our hero a hard lesson about how fast a slicker's tale can turn around in the frontier.

The Secret of Lulu Belle
9 pp · western-frontier
Little Moose

When a runaway stagecoach leads Wild Bill Pecos and Nuggets Nugent to investigate a string of stage robberies plaguing the frontier, they find themselves drawn to the mysterious dancer Lulu Belle—only to discover she's far more than she appears. With help from a young Cherokee brave named Little Moose, Wild Bill and his partner must uncover the truth behind the "Secret of Lulu Belle" and stop the real masterminds behind the attacks. A thrilling tale of deception and frontier justice that proves things are never quite what they seem in the roaring West.

Afraid to Fight!
7 pp · western-frontier
Kid Clagg (gunman)

Wild Bill Pecos refuses to fight the fastest gunman in the territory—Kid Clagg—and the whole town thinks the legendary lawman has turned yellow. When Clagg escalates from bullying townsfolk to stealing Wild Bill's horse, the gunfighter finally reveals why he's held back all along, and the truth behind a debt he's owed for years. It's a showdown that proves reputation means nothing compared to honor.

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