Classics Illustrated Special Issue #150A
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Chapter I -- March to Fort Whoop-Up" captures the rugged spirit of Canada’s Royal North-West Mounted Police in a gripping early 20th-century tale, following a daring expedition through the untamed frontier. Illustrated with crisp, detailed artwork by Stan Campbell, the story unfolds with the authenticity of a true historical journey, spotlighting the Mounties’ role beyond law enforcement—into exploration and science. The cover, a striking piece by Gerald McCann, sets the scene with a dramatic, period-accurate vision of the journey’s beginning.
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Modern Mountie work includes law enforcement and emergency help in the sparsely-settled north, but it also includes nationwide actions against smuggling and other more urban crimes. They also do scientific work. A Mountie vessel is the first to sail the Northwest Passage in both directions.
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