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CATALOG RECORD

Western Roundup #24

Dell · Series began 1952 · October-December 1958

Dates

Cover date
October-December 1958
Pages
100

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Sam Savitt, Nat Edson, Nicholas Firfires, Sparky Moore, Mike Arens, Warren Tufts, Tony Sgroi, Dan Spiegleinks: Sam Savitt, Nat Edson, Nicholas Firfires, Sparky Moore, Mike Arens, Warren Tufts, Dan Spiegle, Tony Sgroicolors: Sam Savittletters: Nicholas Firfires, Mike Arens, Warren Tufts

Stories

  • Armored Stage · 1 pages

    A story of the dangers on the stage line between Deadwood, South Dakota, and Cheyenne, Wyoming.

  • The Doll and the Desperado · 10 pages

    Jim tracks down some stage robbers and returns a stolen doll to a little girl.

  • A Medium of Exchange · 1 pages
  • Battle of Truth · 10 pages

    Flint is mistaken for a murderer.

  • Passing the Hat · 1 pages

    Explanation of an old phrase and how it was related to the old postal system.

  • Dry Wells Robbery · 10 pages

    Rinty and Rusty help the sheriff track two bank robbers and find the stolen money.

  • The Walking Boats · 1 pages

    Description of an odd type of riverboat.

  • Desert Danger · 10 pages

    Two bank robbers force Bill to guide them across the desert.

  • Storm Witness · 12 pages

    Young Davey Turner helps Roy track two men who robbed the Ridge City Express Office.

  • The Railroad · 1 pages

    Article about a close call on Santa Fe Railroad.

  • Sound Judgment · 2 pages

    A young boy survives an Indian attack.

  • The Texas Terror · 10 pages

    Jace and Clay go after a robber who seems to be everywhere at once.

  • Quicksilver Justice · 4 pages

    Uncle Pete shows Jamey how to pan for gold.

  • High Danger · 10 pages

    Range Rider and Dick guide two boys from Boston on a hunting trip.

  • Joker's Reward · 10 pages

    A practical joker is tricked into helping a gang rob the Mineral City Express Office. When he realizes what he's done, he helps Dale and Curley trap the robbers.

  • Range Vernacular · 1 pages

    Explanations of various western words and phrases.

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