All Star Western #109
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Screaming Eagle Ambush!", Dan finds himself stranded at Fort Desolation when a traveling circus fails to arrive—only to discover they were diverted by Comanche warriors and forced into performing. Posing as a juggler, he uses his flair with flaming torches to ignite teepees and create a diversion, escaping capture only to be imprisoned in a cage and used as a target. When a sudden arrow strike frees him, he makes a daring break for freedom. Later, back in the circus tent, Dan takes center stage—his juggling skills now a weapon in a game of survival. Written by John Broome and illustrated by Howard Sherman, with a dynamic cover by Gil Kane, this 1959 issue delivers a thrilling blend of action, deception, and unexpected heroism.
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A circus has failed to arrived at Fort Desolation, so Dan goes to find them. They were diverted by the Comanches and forced to perform. Dan joins as a juggler, whirls colored torches that "accidentally" set fire to teepees. The circus escapes, but he's captured and hung in a cage for target practice. He swings the cage, is cut loose by arrows, and bolts. Later the circus performs, and Dan shows off his juggling!
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