Buffalo Bill Jr. #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The 'Monster' Horse," Buffalo Bill Jr. and Calamity face a desert mystery when a terrified Indian warns of a ghostly, monstrous horse—only to reveal it’s a stray camel and her calf. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Mike Sekowsky with inks by Mike Peppe, this 1959 Dell adventure unfolds as Bill and Calamity shepherd the camel through the desert, avoiding a stampede of longhorns in Sycamore Basin while rustlers from the Conger gang attempt to steal the herd. The camel’s scent proves key as the stampede parts around it, turning the tide against the outlaws. Cover by Mike Sekowsky.
In "The 'Monster' Horse," Bill and Calamity stumble upon a terrified Indian in the desert, babbling about a ghostly beast—only to discover it's a stray camel and her calf, left over from the Cavalry’s old desert campaigns. With the longhorns grazing in Sycamore Basin and the Conger gang on the move, the unexpected presence of the camel threatens to trigger a stampede, forcing Bill and Calamity to stay calm as chaos unfolds.
In "The Buffalo Hunter and The Hide Thieves," Sandy and Wise Knife find themselves outmaneuvered when they offer shelter to strangers who quickly turn on them, binding them and taking control of their wagon. As a sudden storm rolls in, the thieves retreat inside the dry wagon, unaware the rain is loosening their captives’ bonds. When lightning triggers a stampede, Sandy and Wise Knife seize their chance, using the chaos to turn the tables and leave the thieves tied to a tree—free to earn back their gear at the nearest army post.
In "Buffalo Bill Jr. and the Fair Exchange," Bill and Calamity track mysterious thefts where stolen goods are replaced with turquoise—only to find the culprits aren’t thieves, but two children, Yazhini and Yolkai, hiding in a cave after being exiled by their tribe. When the duo’s quiet refuge is threatened by the greedy Slick Blackmore and Bull Huggins, Bill must protect the children and uncover the truth behind a forgotten gold rod linked to old Spanish miners.
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