The First Golden Age of Westerns MEGAPACK®

Description

Fourteen stories from the early years of the Western pulp tradition bring together sheriffs, deputies, cowboys, mule skinners, stage drivers, rustlers, outlaws, and small-town schemers. Gun trouble may be close at hand, but quick thinking, stubborn pride, bad timing, and old-fasioned foolishness matter just as much as a fast draw.

Several tales follow a Colorado sheriff and his deputy as they chase thieves, investigate odd crimes, protect payrolls, unmask schemers, and try to stay ahead of trouble. Other stories feature mining camps, ranches, rodeos, stagecoacg routes, and more.

Originally published between 1923 and 1929, these fast-paced stories blend action, mystery, frontier life, and plenty of humor. Together, they showcase the best of Western pulp magazine tradition.

Included are:

• “Never Saner”
• “Fools and Mules”
• “Some Town”
• “A Knife in Time”
• “Shorty Goes Loco”
• “A Minute to Think”
• “He Would Be a Hero”
• “The Old ‘Yaller’ Shirt”
• “A Bear-Raising Ride”
• “All’s Fair”
• “Brains—But Scrambled”
• “One Jump Ahead”
• “Rattling Chains”
• “The Famous Killer Who—”