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Tom Mix Western #42 (1951)

Fawcett · 1951 · 52 pages

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ContinueTom Mix Western #43 →
Contains 8 stories
The Dobie Terror
6.5 pp · western-frontier

Tom Mix investigates a mysterious bank robbery where the vault door has been ripped open like paper, leading him to a roadside inn harboring a dark secret. When the man behind the scheme tries to stop Tom by unleashing a trained gorilla, the cowboy must rely on quick thinking and his wits to survive the beast and recover the stolen loot.

Untitled story
0.5 pp · humor; western-frontier
Deputy Dan
Ride to Disaster
5 pp · western-frontier

Tom Mix arrives in a frontier territory plagued by a ruthless land-grabbing gang led by Van Kurt, who's burning out settlers and forcing them to sell their property for pennies. When Tom steps in to stop the intimidation and protect the settlers, Van Kurt sets a deadly trap—but Tom must outmaneuver both the gang's guns and their schemes to prove that law and order can take root even in the wildest territory.

Bullets of Hate
7 pp · western-frontier

When young Jimmy Reed's family loses their ranch to the bank, his resentment toward Tom Mix and Sheriff Mike turns dangerous—but a mysterious note lures the two lawmen into an ambush at the Reed cabin. As Tom and Mike fight for their lives, their investigation uncovers a twisted scheme far more sinister than a grieving boy's rage, forcing them to separate truth from deception to catch the real culprits.

The Longhorn Killer
6.5 pp · western-frontier

When a doppelgänger of the notorious outlaw Killer Longhorn turns up dead in Tom Mix's buckboard, Tom suspects the real killer is still at large—and devises a trap to flush him out. With Sheriff Mike Shaw's reluctant cooperation, Tom stakes out his ranch, betting that Longhorn will return to retrieve the body and claim his freedom. A tense showdown at the TM Bar Ranch settles the matter once and for all.

Cowboy Cal Knows His Oaths
1 pp · humor

Cowboy Cal voices a complaint about a trial happening in town where a stuttering witness will testify—but his logic for doubting the man's credibility is hilariously flawed, leading to a groan-worthy punchline about keeping one's word. It's a quick, silly joke that captures the lighthearted humor Tom Mix Western brought to newsstands in 1951.

The Magic Mocassins
4 pp · humor; western-frontier

When Tumbleweed Jr. fails to jump across a stream, he dreams up a solution: magic mocassins designed for jumping. After wishing hard enough, he gets exactly what he wants—but his new boots work *too* well, launching him so high he nearly reaches the sun with consequences he didn't bargain for. It's a humorous tall tale about learning that shortcuts aren't always what they seem.

The Dream of Death
8 pp · western-frontier

Tom Mix beds down for an afternoon rest near Redwood Pass and finds himself caught in the middle of a stagecoach robbery—or does he? When the drivers insist the stage was never attacked and Tom's own memory grows fuzzy, Sheriff Mike Shaw suggests the whole thing was just a vivid dream, but a peculiar detail about one of the bandits nags at Tom's conscience. Days later, when the Dobie stage is actually robbed, Tom begins to uncover evidence that his "dream" may have been something far more real—and dangerous.

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