Able Cain Strikes Back

PERIL PRESS presents:

Real Western Stories, August 1953
ABLE CAIN STRIKES BACK
by A. A. Baker
Judge Cain objected to the illegal maneuvers by his fellow townspeople—reversing a verdict of murder against a man because he knew of a rich strike. But all His Honor could do against overwhelming numbers was to fly kites!
Judge Cain found himself over-ruled when a gold-strike turned up.
4700 Words

PLUS BONUS!!!

Two-Gun Western Novels, Oct 1942
SUBSTITUTE FOR SIX-GUN MAGIC
by Hapsburg Liebe
Author of “Gun-Crazy Kid,” etc.
He was a skinny button. The range outfit he wore was all new and very cheap. His horse was bony, his saddle worthless. He did carry a light gun, though—a Colt double-action .32 special...
1600 Words

Thrilling Western, May 1945
NEVER TOO OLD TO LEARN
by Bud Wilks
Tom March and Ike Tolson get a new slant on an old feud
2200 Words

Zane Grey’s Western Magazine, August 1950
COLT’S LIGHTNING DOUBLE-ACTION REVOLVER
Pictorial Feature
by Randy Steffen
200 Words

Ranch Romances, April 20 1956
SPOUSE GROUSE
Verse
by S. Omar Barker
50 Words

This edition includes 15 images between story/feature illustrations, in-house ads, mastheads and pulp covers.