Charles Starrett as the Durango Kid #4

Apr 1950 · Magazine Enterprises · 0.10 USD

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In "Tracks Across the Trail!", Dan and Tipi lead a group of pioneers through the Appalachian Mountains, but their journey takes a dangerous turn when a wildcat attacks Ann Cartwright. After Dan saves her, Ann pleads for him to abandon his life as a guide and settle down—prompting Tipi to leave in disappointment. When Ann and her father are captured by forest bandits, Tipi returns with his tribe to rescue them, only to find Dan still committed to his path. Written by Ray Krank and illustrated with striking intensity by Frank Frazetta, this 1950 adventure blends frontier peril with personal loyalty, all captured in a dynamic cover by Frank Frazetta.

Contains 4 stories

Tracks Across the Trail!

8 pp · Western-Frontier

Durango Kid [Steve Brand]Raider (the Kid's horse)Muley PikePete Lawson (villain)

In "Tracks Across the Trail!", the Durango Kid and Muley stumble upon a series of railroad sabotage acts, only to uncover a deeper conflict: desperate cattle ranchers, fearing the end of their way of life, are sabotaging the tracks to stop the railroads from expanding into their territory.

Bloody Rails!

8 pp · Western-Frontier

Manhunt!

7 pp · Western-Frontier

Durango Kid [Steve Brand]Muley PikeWaring (villain)

In "Manhunt!" from Charles Starrett as the Durango Kid #4 (1950), the Durango Kid races against time to stop Waring from destroying a Union Pacific train trestle, knowing the next train is due to pass through. With the stakes high and the clock ticking, he must outwit a dangerous foe before disaster strikes.

Brothers of the Wilderness

7 pp · Adventure, Western-Frontier

Dan Brand [White Indian]TipiAnn CartwrightMr. CartwrightEye (villain)

In "Brothers of the Wilderness," Dan and Tipi, guides for a pioneering party through the Appalachian Mountains, face danger when a wildcat attacks Ann Cartwright—only to see her father later captured by forest bandits. When Tipi leaves in disappointment after Dan refuses to abandon his life as a man of the wilderness, he returns with his tribe to rescue Ann and her father, finding that Dan’s loyalty to his way of life remains unshaken.