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Tim Holt #8 (1949)

Magazine Enterprises · 1949 · 36 pages

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ContinueTim Holt #9 →
Contains 5 stories
The War-Makers
9 pp · western-frontier

When a stampede destroys Ben Carver's trail herd in Buckthorn Valley, Tim Holt discovers evidence pointing to rival rancher Asa Doone—but before long, the frame-ups multiply, and Tim realizes someone far more dangerous is orchestrating a deadly feud between the two outfits. As accusations fly and tempers ignite, Tim races against time to expose the true culprits before a full-blown range war tears the valley apart.

Night Fight
6 pp · western-frontier

The Calico Kid joins a wagon train heading through Apache territory, only to find the group under siege when hostile raiders strike at sundown. When a volunteer's attempt to reach Fort Tilson for reinforcements seems doomed, the Kid takes matters into his own hands—using the cover of darkness and Apache disguise to slip through enemy lines. What unfolds is a tense night of infiltration and sabotage that will determine whether the wagon train reaches safety.

The Accusing Statue
7 pp · western-frontier

When the ruthless outlaw Jim Harper is gunned down near Bullet, Sheriff Gates faces an impossible case—the local ranchers had motive, but no one will talk. Tim Holt and his partner Chito join the hunt, and with unexpected help from a humble Indian shaman's statue, they uncover a darker truth: Harper's past has come back to claim not just his life, but his daughter Ellie and the fortune he'd stolen years before. As killers close in on the ranch and a midnight chase leads straight to the Prairie Queen Saloon, Tim devises an ingenious test to expose the murderers hiding in plain sight.

Untitled story
1 pp · non-fiction; western-frontier
The Wild Breed
7 pp · western-frontier

When Tim Holt rescues a black wolf-dog called Thunder from a mountain lion, he brings the wild animal back to the T Bar H ranch despite his partner's warnings that the creature's feral nature will eventually win out. Determined to prove Thunder's loyalty, Tim takes the dog with him on a perilous journey to Red Mesa—but when outlaws ambush and shoot Thunder during a robbery, the injured animal must choose between the call of the wilderness and his bond with his master. Thunder's answer comes when he tracks Tim down to warn him of a deadly trap waiting on the trail ahead.

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