Dates
- Cover date
- October-November 1937
- Pages
- 68
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
Stories
- Chief White Wolf · 1 pages
- Untitled · 2 pages
Joe is put to work as the chef when the regular cook goes on strike, but isn't really suited for the job.
- Untitled · 1 pages
Mary has rats in her cabin.
- The Little Papoose · 1 pages
a poem to a Native American baby
- Untitled · 2 pages
The story of how Jake rid the town of the tough guy with his wits.
- Untitled · 2 pages
Lou spins a tale about how smart his dog was.
- Untitled · 2 pages
Junior signs up for the rodeo, despite the taunts about his age, throws the bull, rescues the damsel in distress...all before his Mom wakes him for school.
- Untitled · 1 pages
Killer McGee can calmly take being called a menace and thief, but won't abide being accused of eating onions.
- John Dillinger · 1 pages
Facts about the life and death of infamous outlaw John Dillinger.
- Dynamite Trail · 5 pages
A ranger investigates strange accidents at a mining operation and finds a disgruntled employee.
- Untitled · 4 pages
A couple New York City mob members come to the Dude ranch to lay low, but Ace and Deuce sniff them out.
- Killer's Horse · 7 pages
- Bad Medicine · 3 pages
- Grizzly Dunn · 3 pages
Grizzly gets challenged to a horse race.
- Errand of Mercy · 6 pages
- Big Trees in America · 1 pages
Lore about the history of trees in America, and of giant pre-historic petrified tree remains in Arizona.
- Words Without Music · 1 pages
a lyrical poem about migrant cowboys looking for work.
- Untitled · 4 pages
Bob Horn lives on his Dad's ranch, which has a valuable oil well just across the fence on his neighbor's property. Bob discovers by accident that the neighbor moved the fence, and that the well is really his father's property.
- Marked Bullets · 6 pages
Reprinted in
Star Ranger Funnies (1938), Amazing Mystery Funnies (1938), Comic Pages (1939), Carnival Comics (1945), Western Bandit Trails (1949)