10 Story Western Magazine (1936-1954 Popular) Pulp Vol. 27 #4 CGC 8.5

10 Story Western Magazine (1936-1954 Popular) Pulp Vol. 27 #4 CGC 8.5

Paper: Off white to white

Label #4434580003

Volume 27, Issue 4 - July, 1945. Complete novel: "The Breaking of Law-Dog Tate" by William Heuman - Town Marshal Tate's steel nerve was cracking, just when a gigantic swindle was about to be pulled in Sage City. Two feature novelettes: "King of Jackass Hill" by Frank Bonham - Footloose Andy Farrell tried settling down...to find that he was in love with a gold-hearted beauty, and mixed up in a crooked winning deal; "Rock Mountain Dies Tonight!" by Branch Carter - Belligerent young Johnny introduced himself to Crossville by beating up its lawman and rawhiding its cattle baron. Seven short stories: "Juan Poker - Registrar of Death" by Tom W. Blackburn - Poker was a witness to his own doom; "Hero-Maker of Two Creeks" by Gunnison Steele - A hero to his friends, Conly lived in stark fear; "Shave an' a Killin' - Two Bits!" by Giff Cheshire - A barber and a barfly bucked a pair of gun aces; "Roundup for the Pinto Button" by Barry Gardner - Pinto figured he had the answer to a crooked horse-stealing charge; "Phantom Horses" by Paul Craig - Brit cracked his whip over six spectral horses; "Hang a Polecat High!" by Philip Ketchum - Maybe Tull should have raked up the guts to fight; "Ghost Village" by Joseph W. Quinn - The amazing story of how gold changed the destiny of a nation. And Western features: "Satan and Son" - a preview look-see at Walt Coburn's "Here's Blood in Your Eye!"; "Cowboy Film Corral" - Behind the scenes with the Western stars. 7-in. x 10-in., 98 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.15. Grade: CGC 8.5 explanation of grade Condition: Used (collectible)