The Devil's Alibi - The Frontier Justice Tales of Judge Steele vol 3

Peril Press presents:The Frontier Justice Tales of Judge Steele vol 3by Lon WilliamsWestern Action, April 1955Judge Steele StoryFINGER OF THE BEASTby Lon WilliamsIf ever an accused man looked innocent, this Meetin'-house Joyner did. And Judge Steele wished that that pesty lawyer, French Demeree, were here to defend him. Because Prosecutor Wade Claybrook seemed to be doing his duty with too danged much of a will.5000 WordsWestern Action, June, 1955Judge SteelePARTICEPS CRIMINISby Lon WilliamsThe late Frog Croker had had a plan—a way to kill a man and not be blamed for it. But what of his sidekick, who shot in self-defense?5100 WordsWestern Action, November 1955Judge SteeleTHE DEVIL'S RELAYby Lon WilliamsConsarn it all, here was a stickler of a problem. The coroner's report on Scary Buddicum was suicide; he'd jumped off a cliff. Yet, Judge Steele and Wade Claybrook knew that the man had been murdered—as surely as if he'd been violently attacked.5000 WordsWestern Action, January 1956Judge Steele StoryTO HAVE AND TO HOLDby Lon WilliamsJudge Steele was distressed, rather than furious as usual. Below his bench, where murdering catamounts customarily sat, stood a girl, about fourteen years of age. And something told Steele that this was to be the strangest and most difficult case he'd ever presided over.5300 WordsWestern Action, March 1956Judge Steele Story DARK ALIBI by Lon WilliamsThe mystery was – why was Val Cadogan so confident He could get away with open murder?4700 WordsThis edition includes the original illustrations from the stories plus a gallery of covers to the Western Action magazines these stories came from.