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CATALOG RECORD

Western Roundup #6

Dell · Series began 1952 · April-June 1954

Dates

Cover date
April-June 1954
Pages
100

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: August Lenox, Tony Sgroi, Mike Arens, Nicholas Firfires, Sparky Moore, John Ushler, Shostal Press Agencyinks: August Lenox, Tony Sgroi, Mike Arens, Nicholas Firfires, Sparky Moore, John Ushler, Shostal Press Agencyletters: August Lenoxcolors: Shostal Press Agency

Stories

  • The Disintegrator Gun · 14 pages

    Gene tracks down a group of crooks who are using a stolen disintegrator gun to rob banks. The chase involves a missing government scientist.

  • Indian Picture Writing · 1 pages

    A short explanation of Indian symbols.

  • Rustler's Roundup · 10 pages

    Ricky goes fishing and encounters a gang of horse rustlers.

  • The Indians' Cookbook · 2 pages

    A brief explanation of how indians cooked acorns, rabbit and buffalo.

  • The Cracked-Up Getaway · 14 pages

    Roy tracks a pair of bank robbers who steal an autogiro to use in their getaway.

  • The Message in the Springs · 3 pages

    Tommy hears morse code coming from his bedsprings.

  • Trigger Joins the Boys' Club · 10 pages

    Uncle Mike tells how Trigger and Bullet were made honorary members of the Boys' Club as a reward for finding a lost boy.

  • Indian Dictionary · 8 pages

    A glossary of Indian terms, each accompanied by a pronounciaton guide and a picture.

  • The Vengeful Roustabout · 10 pages

    Johnny helps a friend, who is a circus owner, investigate a series of accidents at the winter quarters.

  • The Gal I Left Behind Me · 1 pages

    Words and music to a traditional Western song.

  • A Lucky Flood · 10 pages

    Bill chases two men who robbed Pop's Cafe and saves them from a flash flood.

  • The Little Mohee · 1 pages

    Words and music to a western song. Includes ukelele chord charts.

  • A Neat Twist · 12 pages

    An outlaw poses as a doctor and tries to quarantine a town by telling them that a man has an extremely contagious disease.

Reprinted in

Western Roundup (1960), Western Roundup Comic (1955), Giant Western Adventure (1960)

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