Bonanza #1964

Jan 1964 · World Distributors · 8'6d [0-8-6]

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In "The Long Cold Trail," Rustler Hank Greeber fakes his death to frame the Cartwrights, sending three of them to jail while his gang steals their herd. With Hoss Cartwright and Paiute allies closing in, the outlaws are cornered in a narrow canyon, but the real twist lies beneath the surface—when the sheriff digs up Greeber’s grave, the truth is far from buried. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Tom Gill, with a cover by Walt Howarth, this 1964 adventure delivers a tense Western mystery where loyalty and deception collide.

Contains 6 stories

The Long Cold Trail

14 pp · Western-Frontier

Ben Cartwright

The Fugitive

16 pp · Western-Frontier

BenAdamHossTerryConchitaDon Diego de Anza ("El Cuarto")

In "The Fugitive," the Cartwrights find themselves caught in a tense standoff when they help Jo and her lover flee from a vengeful suitor determined to stop their elopement. With danger closing in and bullets flying, the family’s quick thinking and moral courage steer the young couple toward a new beginning—while the suitor’s gang faces the consequences of their own choices.

A Matter of Temperament

16 pp · Western-Frontier

The Dude

13 pp · Western-Frontier

The Cloud Runner

16 pp · Western-Frontier

Little Joe CartwrightJacob GrissomDoris Grissom (his daughter)

The Grave in the Forest

11 pp · Western-Frontier

BenHossHank GreeberLittle CrowSheriff Hamm

In "The Grave in the Forest," Rustler Hank Greeber fakes his death to frame the Cartwrights, sending three of them to jail while he and his gang steal their herd. With Hoss Cartwright and Paiute allies tracking them down, the outlaws are cornered in a narrow canyon and forced to surrender. When the sheriff digs up Greeber’s supposed grave, the truth is revealed — the man is still very much alive. The freed Cartwrights honor their Paiute friend Little Crow with a new rifle.