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- COLE, JACKSON (stories) (continued)
- Cowboy on Snowshoes (ss) Thrilling Ranch Stories Jan 1949
- Raiders of the Forest (na) Texas Rangers Jan 1949 [Jim Hatfield]
- Too Smart for Killing (ss) Exciting Western Jan 1949
- Dry Cleaning - Plains Style (nf) Giant Western Feb 1949
- Slick Irons at Big Bowl Canyon (n.) Texas Rangers Feb 1949; When rival railroads stage a finish fight, the Lone Wolf Ranger takes on a dangerous chore of trouble-shooting! Follow Jim Hatfield on the exciting trail of Chamizal Hills desperadoes!. [Jim Hatfield]
- The Ghost in Golden Armor (na) Texas Rangers Mar 1949 [Jim Hatfield]
- You Dug Your Grave, Ranger (nv) Exciting Western Mar 1949 [Navajo Tom Raine]
- Boss of Eagle Rock (ss) Popular Western Apr 1949
- The Man Who Didn’t Ride (ss) Rodeo Romances Apr 1949
- The Miraculous Frontiersman (nf) Giant Western Apr 1949
- Secret of the Central Hills (na) Texas Rangers Apr 1949 [Jim Hatfield]
- Cabin in the Brush (ss) Thrilling Ranch Stories May 1949
- Long Night for a Ranger (nv) Exciting Western May 1949 [Navajo Tom Raine]
- Pretty Good Lawman (ss) Thrilling Western May 1949; The new sheriff of Sweet Grass County was a tough and salty gent.
- Sheriff’s Funeral (ss) West May 1949
- The Wasteland Empire (n.) Texas Rangers May 1949; A fighting Ranger combats the minions of plunder and murder when a conspiracy of death stalks the mining country! Follow Jim Hatfield as he rides into action to halt a scheme for range conquest!. [Jim Hatfield]
- The Austin Marauders (na) Texas Rangers Jun 1949 [Jim Hatfield]
- Plumb Amusing (ss) The Masked Rider Western Magazine Jun 1949
- Gun Trouble (ss) Thrilling Western Jul 1949
- The Spoilers’ Trail (na) Texas Rangers Jul 1949 [Jim Hatfield]
- Take a Rest, Ranger! (nv) Exciting Western Jul 1949 [Navajo Raine]
- Rustlers of Black Range (na) Texas Rangers Aug 1949 [Jim Hatfield]
- Guns of Mist River (na) Texas Rangers Sep 1949 [Jim Hatfield]
- Rangers Last Laugh (ss) Exciting Western Sep 1949 [Navajo Tom Raine]
- Rangers Laugh Last (ss) Exciting Western Sep 1949
- Torphands Don’t Quit (ss) Thrilling Ranch Stories Sep 1949
- The Riders of Rusk (na) Texas Rangers Oct 1949 [Jim Hatfield]
- Trail of the Black Buzzard (ss) Popular Western Oct 1949
- Guns of Fort Griffin (n.) Texas Rangers Nov 1949; On the trail of the king of horse thieves, Texas Ranger Jim Hatfield pits himself against deadly marauders of the West when he invades an empire of murder and plunder ruled by six-gun tyranny!. [Jim Hatfield]
- Guns of Fort Griffin (na) Texas Rangers Nov 1949 [Jim Hatfield]
- Bayou Guns (na) Texas Rangers Dec 1949 [Jim Hatfield]
- Championship Prize—One Heart (ss) Rodeo Romances Dec 1949
- Locket for a Rustler (ss) Golden West Romances Dec 1949
- Bells of Doom (na) Texas Rangers Feb 1950 [Jim Hatfield]
- Flash in the Pan (ss) Range Riders Western Jan 1950
- The Lobo Legion (na) Texas Rangers Jan 1950 [Jim Hatfield]
- Lingo of the Law (ss) The Masked Rider Western Magazine Feb 1950
- Ranger on the Job (ss) Exciting Western Mar 1950
- The Wire War (na) Texas Rangers Mar 1950 [Jim Hatfield]
- The Rimrock Raiders (na) Texas Rangers Apr 1950 [Jim Hatfield]
- The Land Pirates (na) Texas Rangers May 1950 [Jim Hatfield]
- Billy the Kid’s Wits (ts) Giant Western Jun 1950
- Guns of the Palo Duro (na) Texas Rangers Jun 1950 [Jim Hatfield]
- Moon Valley Trail (na) Texas Rangers Jul 1950 [Jim Hatfield]
- The Skeleton Riders (na) Texas Rangers Aug 1950 [Jim Hatfield]
- The Big Bend Feud (na) Texas Rangers Sep 1950 [Jim Hatfield]
- Heading Into Trouble (ss) Thrilling Western Sep 1950; Bank messenger Roger Conway gets busy when the stage hits danger.
- Secret of the Saddlebrand (na) Texas Rangers Oct 1950 [Jim Hatfield]
- Business for Boothill (ss) The Rio Kid Western Nov 1950
- Good Man to Have Around (ss) Thrilling Western Nov 1950
- Land of Violent Men (na) Texas Rangers Nov 1950 [Jim Hatfield]
- Show Your Fangs, Ranger! (ss) Exciting Western Nov 1950
- The Bloody Years (na) Texas Rangers Dec 1950 [Jim Hatfield]
- The Texas Rangers (na) Top Western Fiction Annual 1950
- Gun Paradise (na) Texas Rangers Jan 1951 [Jim Hatfield]
- Trouble Rides a Mare (ss) Thrilling Western Jan 1951
- Steel Rails for Texas (na) Texas Rangers Feb 1951 [Jim Hatfield]
- Golden Guns (na) Texas Rangers Mar 1951 [Jim Hatfield]
- War of the Wastelands (na) Texas Rangers Apr 1951 [Jim Hatfield]
- Brush Country Bullion (na) Texas Rangers May 1951 [Jim Hatfield]
- Howdy, Neighbors (ss) Thrilling Western May 1951
- From the Horse’s Mouth (ss) Giant Western Jun 1951
- The Pecos Barricade (na) Texas Rangers Jun 1951 [Jim Hatfield]
- Riders of the Thunder Trail (n.) Texas Rangers Jul 1951 [Jim Hatfield]
- Rustlers Ride (na) Texas Rangers Aug 1951 [Jim Hatfield]
- Kingpin of Cut-Throat Ridge (nv) Exciting Western Sep 1951
- Lost River Loot (na) Texas Rangers Sep 1951 [Jim Hatfield]
- Riders of the Storm (na) Texas Rangers Oct 1951; Perched atop a tall mesa, in the center of the desert, sat a great steamship - with bandits looting its hold. [Jim Hatfield]
- Trail of Hunted Men (n.) Texas Rangers Nov 1951; In a land where outlaws thrived, the Fighting Ranger set up shop—with his six-gun as his stock-in-trade!. [Jim Hatfield]
- The Tall Stranger (ss) Hopalong Cassidy’s Western Magazine Win 1951
- Tin-Star Target (nv) Texas Rangers Dec 1951 [Jim Hatfield]
- Lobo Colonel (na) Texas Rangers Jan 1952 [Jim Hatfield]
- The Cow with the Fur Coat (ar) The Masked Rider Western Magazine Feb 1952
- Panhandle Freight (n.) Texas Rangers Feb 1952 [Jim Hatfield]
- Panhandle Freight (na) Texas Rangers Feb 1952 [Jim Hatfield]
- Those Strange Badmen (ms) Popular Western Feb 1952
- Dinero of Doom (na) Texas Rangers Mar 1952 [Jim Hatfield]
- Death Rides the Star Route (nv) Texas Rangers Apr 1952 [Jim Hatfield]
- The Pie Thief (ts) Popular Western Apr 1952
- Wanna Buy a Ranch? (nf) The Masked Rider Western Magazine Apr 1952
- Secret of Dry Valley (na) Texas Rangers May 1952 [Jim Hatfield]
- Warpath (na) Texas Rangers Jun 1952 [Jim Hatfield]
- Crusade on the Chisholm (na) Texas Rangers Jul 1952 [Jim Hatfield]
- Silver of the San Saba (na) Texas Rangers Aug 1952 [Jim Hatfield]
- Ranger’s Ransom (n.) Texas Rangers Sep 1952; Who were the killers who dared to impersonate the famed Lone Wolf Ranger-who dared to find out what he was worth to the Rangers, alive?. [Jim Hatfield]
- 3 in 1,000,000 (nf) Popular Western Sep 1952
- Blood on the Spur (na) Texas Rangers Oct 1952 [Jim Hatfield]
- Holiday in Hades (na) Texas Rangers Nov 1952 [Jim Hatfield]
- Land of the Lost (na) Texas Rangers Dec 1952; Here in this forgotten land, two Rangers had already disappeared - so the Lone Wolf could trust no one, not even the pretty Steven girl. [Jim Hatfield]
- The Iron Trail (na) Texas Rangers Jan 1953 [Jim Hatfield]
- Pirate’s Roost (na) Texas Rangers Feb 1953 [Jim Hatfield]
- The Sword of Amontillo (na) Texas Rangers Mar 1953 [Jim Hatfield]
- Trail of the Desert Witch (n.) Texas Rangers Apr 1953 [Jim Hatfield]
- Treasure of the Alamo (n.) Texas Rangers May 1953 [Jim Hatfield]
- Staked Plains Slaughter (nv) Texas Rangers Jun 1953 [Jim Hatfield]
- The Barbed Barrier (na) Texas Rangers Jul 1953 [Jim Hatfield]
- The King of Badwater (na) Texas Rangers Aug 1953 [Jim Hatfield]
- Border Smoke (nv) Texas Rangers Sep 1953 [Jim Hatfield]
- Perilous Cargo (n.) Texas Rangers Oct 1953; When the deadly Slagels broke prison the Lone Wolf feared the Lindleys were in for a rough time. [Jim Hatfield]
- Back from the Dead (n.) Texas Rangers Nov 1953; The Lone Wolf was dead, they said—for he’d gone plummeting into the awesome depths of Seco Canyon. [Jim Hatfield]
- Lifeline of Texas (na) Texas Rangers Dec 1953 [Jim Hatfield]
- The Creole Curse (na) Texas Rangers Jan 1954 [Jim Hatfield]
- Smugglers’ Butte (n.) Texas Rangers Feb 1954 [Jim Hatfield]
- Brasada Legend (na) Texas Rangers Mar 1954 [Jim Hatfield]
- The Seventh Bullet (na) Texas Rangers Apr 1954 [Jim Hatfield]
- Nevada Queen (n.) Texas Rangers May 1954; Here was a gang of killers the Lone Wolf would have chased to hell and back again-and very nearly does. [Jim Hatfield]
- The Outlaw Nobody Knew (n.) Texas Rangers Jun 1954; Only his name was known. He was a whisper, a shadow, yet the Lone Wolf must find him within a single week. [Jim Hatfield]
- Red River Raiders (na) Texas Rangers Jul 1954 [Jim Hatfield]
- West of Mirage (n.) Texas Rangers Aug 1954 [Jim Hatfield]
- Barbed Wire and Bullets (n.) Texas Rangers Sep 1954; The coming of barbed wire meant war, and the Lone Wolf feared more grieves than postholes would be dug. [Jim Hatfield]
- The Deepest Grave (n.) Texas Rangers Oct 1954; Had the young Ranger gone bad? Or had he died, as the Lone Wolf was slated to die. far below daylight?. [Jim Hatfield]
- West of the Pecos (n.) Texas Rangers Nov 1954; The trail of this gang who planned to wipe out the Rangers led the Lone Wolf far away front Texas soil. [Jim Hatfield]
- El Diablo’s Treasure (na) Texas Rangers Dec 1954; If they found the treasure, the Lone Wolf figured they’d have to be lucky to get out of Mexico alive. [Jim Hatfield]
- Rustled Rawhide (n.) Texas Rangers Jan 1955; The old rancher would die, and his pretty daughter might die too, if the Lone Wolf’s hunch was wrong. [Jim Hatfield]
- Ranger Law for Ladrones (na) Texas Rangers Jul 1955 [Jim Hatfield]
- Trail of the Jade Cat (na) Texas Rangers Feb 1955
- Invaders of the Sabine (n.) Texas Rangers Mar 1955; Texans scoffed at the rumor of an invasion, but the Lone Wolf was not one to scoff at a threat of death. [Jim Hatfield]
- Wet-Back War (n.) Texas Rangers Apr 1955 [Jim Hatfield]
- Scourge of the Santiagos (n.) Texas Rangers May 1955; When the elusive gang plundering the Border country took to killing Mexican women, the Lone Wolf moved in. [Jim Hatfield]
- Beyond the Tenido Barrier (n.) Texas Rangers Jun 1955; The country beyond the Tenido Barrier was poison for Rangers, but the Lone Wolf had to get the Sonora Kid. [Jim Hatfield]
- The Killers of Austin (n.) Texas Rangers Aug 1955; Here was a gang with plenty of brains and gun power—with only the Lone Wolf between them and the treasury. [Jim Hatfield]
- Cold Trail (na) Texas Rangers Sep 1955 [Jim Hatfield]
- Pistols in Paradise (n.) Texas Rangers Oct 1955; Somewhere in these trackless peaks was an outlaw haven, and all the Lone Wolf had to do was find and destroy it. [Jim Hatfield]
- Where There’s Gunsmoke (na) Texas Rangers Nov 1955
- Riot at Hell’s Bend (na) Texas Rangers Dec 1955 [Jim Hatfield]
- Terror in the Cross Timbers (n.) Texas Rangers Jan 1956; Because of the many fast guns behind the outlaw leader, the Lone Wolf feared for the stage company and the girl. [Jim Hatfield]
- Murder Gulch (n.) Texas Rangers Feb 1956 [Jim Hatfield]
- Guns Across the River (na) Texas Rangers Mar 1956 [Jim Hatfield]
- Canyon of the Lost (na) Texas Rangers Apr 1956 [Jim Hatfield]
- Town of No Return (na) Texas Rangers May 1956 [Jim Hatfield]
- Blood and Gold (n.) Texas Rangers Jun 1956; “Live bullets proved to the Lone Wolf that the year-old mystery of the lost treasure car was anything but dead.” [Jim Hatfield]
- Death at Jubilee Junction (n.) Texas Rangers Jul 1956; The Lone Wolf had a tall job on his hands—to track down the mysterious gang bent on wrecking the railroad. [Jim Hatfield]
- Loot of the Diablos (n.) Texas Rangers Aug 1956; With men who killed for half a map to buried gold, the Lone Wolf knew his life was worth the cost of a bullet. [Jim Hatfield]
- Gunmen Play the Long Odds (na) Texas Rangers Sep 1956 [Jim Hatfield]
- Guns Below the Border (n.) Texas Rangers Oct 1956; Across the Border and back again rode the Lone Wolf, well aware that the gun-runners intended to kill him. [Jim Hatfield]
- Lone Wolf Bounty (n.) Texas Rangers Nov 1956; In the guise of a bearded drifter, the Lone Wolf works his way into the fortress hideout of a gang of killers. [Jim Hatfield]
- Raiders of the Escalante (n.) Texas Rangers Dec 1956; The Lone Wolf must pin down the mysterious Baron whose merciless gang had spread terror through Texas. [Jim Hatfield]
- Panhandle Slaughter (na) Texas Rangers Jan 1957 [Jim Hatfield]
- Ambush Arrow (na) Texas Rangers Feb 1957 [Jim Hatfield]
- The Iron Fist (n.) Texas Rangers Mar 1957; The sheriff was too old, the marshal too crooked to keep order in Paydirt, so the Lone Wolf drew the job. [Jim Hatfield]
- Renegade Ranger (na) Texas Rangers Apr 1957 [Jim Hatfield]
- The Chino Kid (nv) Texas Rangers May 1957 [Jim Hatfield]
- Killers of San Rosa (nv) Texas Rangers Jun 1957 [Jim Hatfield]
- The Last Comanchero (na) Texas Rangers Jul 1957 [Jim Hatfield]
- Gunmen’s Legion (n.) Texas Rangers Aug 1957; Disguised as a killer, the Lone Wolf joins a gang of notorious gunmen. [Jim Hatfield]
- Boothill Guns (na) Texas Rangers Sep 1957 [Jim Hatfield]
- Boss of Hangnoose (nv) Texas Rangers Oct 1957 [Jim Hatfield]
- Ghost-Town Gunsmoke (nv) Texas Rangers Nov 1957 [Jim Hatfield]
- Rendezvous at Quito (nv) Texas Rangers Jan 1958 [Jim Hatfield]
- Tornado Trail (n.) Texas Rangers Feb 1958; Boiling out of the brush and sand-scoured wastes of the Big Bend country, a Texas twister blows the lid off the Lone Wolf’s fight with a bandit gang. [Jim Hatfield]
- Bad Boys of the Old West (ts) Short Stories for Men Jun 1959
- Lone Star Fury (ss) Classic Pulp Fiction Stories Jul 1995 [Jim Hatfield]
- Girl of His Dreams (nv); For the sake of Marguerite, Terry Gaylord defies a deadly bandit.
- The Killers of Austin (na) [Jim Hatfield]
- Raiders of the Escalante (na) [Jim Hatfield]
- Ride Your Hunch Ranger (ss)
- COLE, JAMES (stories)
- COLE, JEB (stories)
- COLE, JERRY (stories)
- COLE, JOHN (stories)
- COLE, JOHN (stories)
- COLE, JOHN N. (stories)
- COLE, JOHN NELSON, JR. (stories)
- COLE, JOSEPH H. (stories)
- COLE, L. (stories)
- COLE, L. XAVIER (stories)
- COLE, LES; see pseudonym Les Collins (stories)
- COLE, LESTER (1904-1985) (stories)
- COLE, LYLE L. (stories)
- COLE, M(argaret Alice) (1894-1968) (stories)
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