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Texas Rangers [v52 #3, November 1953] ed. Jim Hendryx, Jr. (Better Publications, Inc., 25¢, pulp) Also See Tall Texas Tales on Pages 27 and 43. [Al Tonik]
  • 10 · Back from the Dead [Jim Hatfield] · Jackson Cole · n.; The Lone Wolf was dead, they said—for he’d gone plummeting into the awesome depths of Seco Canyon.
  • 76 · Mohave Marauders · Gordon D. Shirreffs · nv; Jim Starbuck found out first-hand that a man would walk through hell to save his gal from the Indians.
  • 59 · Death in the Arena · Llewellyn Hughes · ss; He broke jail to kill the beautiful faithless girl.
  • 69 · The Sheriff’s Boy · Philip Morgan · ss; His dad said he wasn’t tough, enough to be a deputy.
  • 94 · The Panhandle Kid · T. C. McClary · ss; Ben Hames didn’t care if folks thought him yellow.
  • 104 · Piano Man · Frank Scott York · ss; Willy didn’t like no fooling while he was playing.
  • 6 · The Frontier Post · Captain Starr · lc
  • 9 · Westernettes · Harold Helfer · cl
  • 93 · Sagebrush Savvy · S. Omar Barker · cl
  • 99 · Gal with a Gun · Gladwell Richardson · ts
  • 103 · Justice in the Old West · Murray T. Pringle · nf

Texas Rangers [v53 #1, December 1953] ed. Jim Hendryx (Better/Thrilling Publications, 25¢, pulp) Details taken from EBAY ToC scan.

Texas Rangers [v53 #2, January 1954] ed. Jim Hendryx (Better/Thrilling Publications, 25¢, 114pp, pulp) [MH]

Texas Rangers [v53 #3, February 1954] ed. Jim Hendryx (Better/Thrilling Publications, 25¢, pulp) Information from EBAY ToC scan.

Texas Rangers [v54 #1, March 1954] ed. Jim Hendryx (Better/Thrilling Publications, 25¢, pulp) Information from EBAY ToC scan.

Texas Rangers [v54 #2, April 1954] ed. Jim Hendryx (Better/Thrilling Publications, 25¢, 114pp, pulp) [MH]

Texas Rangers [v54 #3, May 1954] ed. Jim Hendryx, Jr. (Better Publications, Inc., 25¢, pulp) Also See Tall Texas Tales on Pages 25 and 39 and Cartoons on Pages 29 and 47. [Al Tonik]
  • 8 · Nevada Queen [Jim Hatfield] · Jackson Cole · n.; Here was a gang of killers the Lone Wolf would have chased to hell and back again-and very nearly does.
  • 52 · Not Only the Dark Scalps · W. J. Reynolds · nv; The woman would likely get them both scalped, Clay Drumm thought, but without him she was sure to die.
  • 72 · Sixgun Homestead · Dick Edstrom · nv; The homesteader’s wife puzzled him, but he had a job to do, proving it took more than a gun to make a man.
  • 66 · Long Trail Home · Pete Curtis · ss; The kid brought trouble, bad trouble, to the outlaw.
  • 87 · The Near-Sighted Killer · Frank Scott York · ss; Hawkeye couldn’t tell a bandit from a barber pole.
  • 95 · Man on the Run · Philip Morgan · ss; Larkin knew that the sheriff was hot on his trail.
  • 102 · The Play’s the Thing · Ben Frank · ss; As an actor Boo Boo Bounce made a passable lawman.
  • 6 · The Frontier Post · Captain Starr · lc
  • 51 · Westernette · Harold Helfer · cl
  • B9 · Fantastic Floater · Murray T. Pringle · nf
  • 77 · The Promontory Bender · Robert Stephens · nf
  • 114 · Sagebrush Savvy · S. Omar Barker · cl

Texas Rangers [v55 #1, June 1954] ed. Jim Hendryx, Jr. (Better Publications, Inc., 25¢, pulp) Also See Tall Texas Tales on Pages 23 and 35 And Cartoons on Pages 31 and 41. [Al Tonik]
  • 8 · The Outlaw Nobody Knew [Jim Hatfield] · Jackson Cole · n.; Only his name was known. He was a whisper, a shadow, yet the Lone Wolf must find him within a single week.
  • 66 · The Shooting Sawbones · Steuart Emery · nv; Rarely did a medical officer get the chance to be a combat leader, but Rawdon did—with the fort afire.
  • 51 · Rancher’s Woman · Robert Virgil · ss; A pretty, lonely wife cart be dangerous as dynamite.
  • 56 · The Champ of Cottonwood County · Ben Frank · ss; His girl wanted a real champion, which Wally wasn’t.
  • 88 · Family Affair · D. S. Halacy, Jr. · ss; The marshal believed private business was private.
  • 91 · Apache Alibi · Peter Fernandez · ss; She was bad and beautiful, and as bold as they come.
  • 104 · The Devil Walks Loudly · W. J. Reynolds · ss; Pete talked so big he began believing his own lies.
  • 6 · The Frontier Post · Captain Starr · lc
  • 55 · Old Utah’s Unhitching Machine · Harold Helfer · nf
  • 99 · The Dancing Monkeys’ Gold · Gladwell Richardson · nf
  • 103 · Sagebrush Savvy · S. Omar Barker · cl

Texas Rangers [v55 #2, July 1954] ed. Jim Hendryx, Jr. (Better Publications, Inc., 25¢, pulp) from ToC. [JL]

Texas Rangers [v55 #3, August 1954] (Better/Thrilling Publications, 25¢, pulp) Information from EBAY ToC scan.

Texas Rangers [v56 #1, September 1954] ed. Jim Hendryx, Jr. (Better Publications, Inc., 25¢, pulp) Also See Tall Texas Tales on Pages 23 and 33 And Cartoons on Pages 27 and 41. [Al Tonik]
  • 8 · Barbed Wire and Bullets [Jim Hatfield] · Jackson Cole · n.; The coming of barbed wire meant war, and the Lone Wolf feared more grieves than postholes would be dug.
  • 56 · Gun Job · Will Cook · nv; The trouble was Callahan liked the man he was hired to kill, and he liked the man’s daughter even more.
  • 80 · No Second Chance · Giles A. Lutz · nv; Where a man figures he can hang no higher for three killings than for one, he’s gone too far to go back.
  • 50 · The Measuring · Ben Smith · ss; How far can you run before you begin hating yourself?
  • 72 · Scalp Lock · Talmage Powell · ss; A scalp for a scalp was no real cure for a heartache.
  • 102 · Charley Yawl’s Hat · Ben Frank · ss; A man’s old fishing hat could sure bring bad trouble.
  • 6 · The Frontier Post · Captain Starr · lc
  • 78 · Train Three Years Late · Walter K. Putney · nf
  • 99 · Mad Dog of the Malpais · Jim Harvey · nf
  • 100 · Henry Plummer · E. A. Brininstool · bg
  • 114 · Westernettes · Harold Helfer · cl

Texas Rangers [v56 #2, October 1954] ed. Jim Hendryx, Jr. (Better Publications, Inc., 25¢, pulp) Also See Cartoons on Pages 29 and 41 [Al Tonik]
  • 8 · The Deepest Grave [Jim Hatfield] · Jackson Cole · n.; Had the young Ranger gone bad? Or had he died, as the Lone Wolf was slated to die. far below daylight?
  • 70 · Pretty Devil · Roe Richmond · nv; Even Conister, who had been everywhere and seen all kinds, doubted a woman so beautiful could be so bad.
  • 53 · Half a Solid Gold Mountain · Frank Scott York · ss; To save his neck Timothy Crown invented some gold.
  • 62 · The Last Attack · H. G. Ashburn · ss; His own death was Ezra Kane’s most effective weapon.
  • 94 · Fight or Drift · Giles A. Lutz · ss; Always the ugly smear on his name caught up to him.
  • 101 · Not the Marrying Kind · Ben Frank · ss; Wasn’t no girl going to rope him, Marty Mason vowed.
  • 6 · The Frontier Post · Captain Starr · lc
  • 25 · Modern Methuselahs · W. L. Hudson · nf
  • 35 · Those Tough Texans · S. Omar Barker · nf
  • 92 · Hidebound · M. A. Keating · nf
  • 114 · Sagebrush Savvy · The Readers · cl

Texas Rangers [v56 #3, November 1954] ed. Jim Hendryx, Jr. (Better Publications, Inc., 25¢, pulp) Also See Cartoons on Pages 29 and 41 [Al Tonik]
  • 8 · West of the Pecos [by Roe Richmond; Jim Hatfield] · Jackson Cole · n.; The trail of this gang who planned to wipe out the Rangers led the Lone Wolf far away front Texas soil.
  • 72 · Battle at Fort Diamondback · Steuart Emery · nv; In Apache country a man’s past was pretty much his own business—unless the law caught up with him.
  • 51 · Terror Trail · Gordon D. Shirreffs · ss; Buck could leave the girt to die and be a free man.
  • 61 · The Raiders · J. L. Bouma · ss; A pretty widow had no business in this dirty fight.
  • 100 · The Killer · Robert Virgil · ss; It is better sometimes that the dead stay that way.
  • 103 · The Marshal of Comanche · Philip Morgan · ss; An old marshal can never really quit the job cold.
  • 6 · The Frontier Post · Captain Starr · lc
  • 23 · Oily Bird · W. L. Hudson · nf
  • 37 · Twice Twins · Al Spong · nf
  • 97 · Wild Boy · Walter K. Putney · nf
  • 114 · Sagebrush Savvy · Omar Barker · cl

Texas Rangers [v57 #1, December 1954] ed. Jim Hendryx, Jr. (Better Publications, Inc., 25¢, pulp) from ToC. [JL]

Texas Rangers [v57 #2, January 1955] ed. Jim Hendryx, Jr. (Better Publications, Inc., 25¢, pulp) Also See Cartoons on Pages 25 and 41. [Al Tonik]
  • 8 · Rustled Rawhide [Jim Hatfield] · Jackson Cole · n.; The old rancher would die, and his pretty daughter might die too, if the Lone Wolf’s hunch was wrong.
  • 74 · Escape · Steuart Emery · nv; A Rebel officer and a prisoner of war, Waintree was aware he had no chance with the lovely Yankee girl.
  • 55 · Death-Ridden Desert · Ted Otsu · ss; There was one shell left, for his horse or himself?
  • 57 · Stupid Ox · Herbert D. Kastle · ss; AL was no thinker, but neither was he really stupid.
  • 65 · Death Deals This Hand · L. J. Searles · ss; No one got away with dealing crooked cards to Ernie.
  • 98 · Priming the Pump · Duncan MacDonald · ss; Old Jake worked new wonders with a few gold nuggets.
  • 103 · A Strong Land Growing · Louis L’Amour · ss; The town was marked for a raid, its lawman for death.
  • 6 · The Frontier Post · Captain Starr · lc
  • 21 · Tree-mendous · Edward Garner · nf
  • 35 · Smooth Story · Howie Lasseter · nf
  • 114 · Sagebrush Savvy · S. Omar Barker · cl

Texas Rangers [v57 #3, February 1955] ed. Jim Hendryx, Jr. (Better/Thrilling Publications, 25¢, 114pp, pulp) [MH]

Texas Rangers [v58 #1, March 1955] ed. Jim Hendryx, Jr. (Better Publications, Inc., 25¢, pulp) Also See Cartoon on Page 29. [Al Tonik]
  • 8 · Invaders of the Sabine [Jim Hatfield] · Jackson Cole · n.; Texans scoffed at the rumor of an invasion, but the Lone Wolf was not one to scoff at a threat of death.
  • 68 · Return to Hell · Eric Allen · nv; They tried to ambush Jess Lantry even before he came back to the grim ruins of all he had known and loved.
  • 49 · Trip to Abilene · T. C. McClary · ss; The kid had to learn about the lure of a trail town.
  • 59 · Lonely Valley · Ben Frank · ss; He knew that some day they would find and kill him.
  • 88 · The End of Jess Rindone · Budd Arthur · ss; Death was the only way out for a man with gun fame.
  • 98 · Crazy Mixed-Up Cow · Harold Heifer · ss; She gave gasoline instead of milk, which is no bull.
  • 103 · No Bullets for a Brave · Phil Richards · ss; She knew Dan couldn’t kill to save her from Apaches.
  • 6 · The Frontier Post · Captain Starr · ss
  • 25 · The Bodacious Leap · Jack Kytle · nf
  • 35 · Milky Way · Howie Lasseter · nf
  • 94 · Sandy Bowers, Promoter · H. C. Votow · nf
  • 114 · Sagebrush Savvy · S. Omar Barker · cl

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