Aventura #170
In "El túnel," Lone Bear arrives in town carrying a heavy bag of gold meant to supply his tribe, but his journey takes a dangerous turn when two bandits ambush him, desperate to learn the source of his fortune. With the gold mine tied to the Roy Zelkey ranch, the outlaws plot to frame Zelkey’s son for horse theft, hoping to clear the way for their own mining scheme. Written by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer and illustrated with gritty precision by Russ Manning, this 1961 adventure from Editorial Novaro delivers a tense, frontier-style tale of greed and deception. Cover by Russ Manning.
In the dusty streets of Dodge City, five years after a daring bank heist, the Kade brothers return from prison, trading their outlaw past for clean-cut barbershops and quiet lives—though their razors may be sharper than they seem. As they settle into their new roles, the weight of their old crime and the hidden fortune it left behind begins to stir.
In the dusty frontier town of Aventura, "Tiny" Norton faces mockery for his size—until a mine explosion traps men deep underground. When no one else can fit through the narrow shaft, it's Norton’s small frame that becomes the town’s only hope, proving that courage and heart matter more than stature.
Lone Bear rides into town with a sack of gold, hoping to trade for supplies for his people. But when two bandits ambush him and learn the gold comes from the Roy Zelkey ranch, they plot to frame Zelkey’s son for horse theft—leaving the ranch defenseless and the mine wide open.
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