Cowboys 'N' Injuns #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA young cowboy named Joey plays a prank on a Native American character named Lupo by pretending to help him land, then tricks him into going over a waterfall. After Joey narrowly escapes being swept away in the falls, he finds himself trapped in a log and must devise a way to reach shore. Later, Joey's mother irons his clothes while he recovers from his misadventure, and Joey dreams of being a midget when he grows up. In a separate storyline, two cowboys pick up baggage at a train station and deliver it to the "Timber Gulch" location, where they discover the shipment contains dozens of trunks that will bring significant profit to their ranch.
Tom-Tom races to Lupo Wolf's lair to rescue a baby bear that the cunning wolf has kidnapped, but his daring mission quickly spirals into a desperate struggle for survival at the edge of a treacherous waterfall. With help from his friends Tree-Trunk and Itchi, Tom-Tom must outwit Lupo's schemes and navigate deadly quicksand to save young Joey and make it home.
When Koko, Kola, and Raymond chase a stray puppy through a cellar pipe, they tumble straight into Dogtown—a topsy-turvy city where dogs are in charge and humans are treated like strays. The trio quickly learns what it's like to be on the other end of a chase when they're collared, licensed, and marked for auction by the local authorities. A wild escape and a hard-won lesson await them back home.
Punchy and his partner Chuck abandon the cowpunching life to open a dude ranch, confident they're in for easy money—until a single guest arrives with enough luggage to fill a barn and an inexhaustible appetite for activity and renovation. As the two former cowhands scramble to keep up with their whirlwind visitor, they discover that "roughing it" might be harder work than they bargained for.
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↩ Reprints Tick Tock Tales [Tick Tock Comics] #31 (1951), Cowboys 'N' Injuns #1 (1958)
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