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Cover: Don Spaulding

Aventura #352

Oct 1964 · Editorial Novaro · 1.00 MXP
🌐 Spanish edition · synopsis shown in English
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In "Cruce peligroso," Buck arrives in Granite City and reconnects with old friend Jim McCormick, only to find the man now selling cattle. When Buck meets McCormick’s recently returned son—missing for years—and notices the foreman’s unusual grip on the situation, he begins to suspect something is off. With Nat Edson handling both art and inks, and Don Spaulding bringing the cover to life, this 1964 issue from Editorial Novaro delivers a tense, grounded Western mystery that builds quietly but with unmistakable weight.

Contains 2 stories
Cruce peligroso
18 pp · Western-Frontier
Buck JonesSilver-B (horse)Jim McCormickMike McCormickWade Yancy

In "Cruce peligroso," Buck arrives in Granite City to find his old friend Jim McCormick running a cattle operation—only to discover that McCormick’s long-lost son has returned, and the foreman’s grip on the ranch feels far too tight. As Buck rides out to the McCormick spread, uneasy questions begin to form, and the quiet frontier air hums with something just beneath the surface.

La suplantación
15 pp · Western-Frontier
Buck JonesSilver-B (horse)Mort KregerLuke Johnson

In "La suplantación," Mort Kreger, a cunning thief and forger, takes on the identity of Luke Johnson after ambushing him. When Buck brings the man to town, planning a bank withdrawal, they discover the impostor has already beaten them to it—leaving only a trail of deception in his wake.

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Full credits

artist, inker Nat Edson
cover pencils, inks Don Spaulding

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↩ Reprints Four Color #733 (1956)

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