Texas Rangers was one of the most popular western pulps, running for twenty-two years, making its debut in October of 1936 and lasting a whopping 206 issues until February of 1958. Each magazine featured a full-length story of steely-eyed Texas Ranger Jim Hatfield in roaring, six-gun action, and included various short stories and features to fill out the remainder of the magazine pages. Texas Rangers now returns with these vintage pulp tales, reissued for today’s readers in electronic format.
Table of Contents:
Complete Novel
Riders of the Dead Star Trail
by Jackson Cole
Stolen cattle herds and a secret gold mine in the Perdida Mountain Country start the Lone Wolf on a peril-packed manhunt! Jim Hatfield uses geology and swift gun logic as his weapons in a range war!
Complete Novelet
Texans Standing Pat!
by Lee Bond
When Confederate veteran Sam Morgan returns from the war, he isn’t giving up his guns — because he still has plenty of good use for his old shooting irons!
Short Stories
Vengeance Is Mine
by Val Gendron
An evil schemer’s killer plan proves a boomerang when Fate takes a hand.
Posse On His Trail
by Sam Brant
Wanted bank bandit Waco Ward walks right into the camp of his pursuers!
The Confidential Ranger
by Raymond S. Spears
Young Rindy Topane, orphaned by bullets, takes on an outlaw-huntin’ chore.
The Good Old Day
by Ben Frank
Sheriff MacLoyd gets a birthday “celebration” only Doc Swap could cook up.
And
The Frontier Post
by Captain Starr
A friendly get-together confab for readers, plus announcements and letters.
