Walt Coburn's Western Magazine, June 1950

Walt Coburn's Western Magazine This issue of *Walt Coburn's Western Magazine* (June 1950) features a range-war novel and adventure fiction. The range-war novel is "Outlawed Orphan" by Walt Coburn, about a man of God called Old Brimstone who communicates in whitewash and receives violent responses. Three novelettes include "Half-Pint Son of Hell" by T.T. Flynn (about a deputy in San Miguel), "Owlhoot Prodigal" by Malcolm Reiss (concerning a judge sentencing his outlaw son), and "Glory Guns" by Ray Natziger (following range bum Rann Kennedy). Four action-packed shorts include "Paslo the Proud" by Grant Taylor, "The Preachment of Deacon Bottle" by Robert E. Mahaffey, "Stampede in Avalanche Pass" by Cliff Farrell, and "Patch Him with Powdersmoke" by Dave Sands. Special features include "Swindler's Rights" by L.C. Davis, detailing Jim Reavis's fraudulent Arizona land-grant scheme; "Bandits' Utopia" by John T. Lynch (incomplete in OCR); and "Walt's Tally Book."