Daisy Handbook #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Buck Rogers Comics" #1 (1946), a 10-cent gem from the Daisy Manufacturing Company, kicks off with a high-stakes range war where Red, a newcomer with a mysterious past, is drawn into a feud between Denver Donnelly and her father’s rivals. Written by Stephen Slesinger and illustrated by Fred Harman in both pencils and inks, the story unfolds with quiet tension and sharp character dynamics, setting up a conflict rooted in land, loyalty, and hidden alliances.
In the 1946 sci-fi tale "Buck Rogers Comics" from *Daisy Handbook #1*, with Earth on the brink as the sun's fury threatens to burn away the atmosphere, Huer and Earth's scientists launch desperate rocket missions to shield the planet with artificial fog. Meanwhile, on the distant Planet X, Buck Rogers and Wilma find themselves entangled in a conspiracy when they uncover Ardala’s secret alliance with Killer Kane, who plans to manipulate the sun’s gravity using colossal electro magnets.
In this playful 1946 gem from Daisy Handbook #1, a child's imaginative take on atomic power unfolds through whimsical alien figures: Mr. Atom U-235 and his family of protons and neutrons, all with pointy ears. When a "Cyclotron Atom Splitter" sends one neutron hurtling into the group, the resulting explosion scatters the family in a burst of scientific fancy.
In this 1946 western tale from *Daisy Handbook #1*, Red Ryder finds himself caught between loyalty and duty when his father, Denver Donnelly, invites him to the ranch and tasks him with spying on rival landowners during a tense range war. As Red navigates secret meetings and hidden agendas, he uncovers a plot that puts his father in grave danger—especially after learning that Minx Martin has cornered the local hay supply. With tension high and danger closing in, Red and Denver must act fast to protect the ranch and bring the truth to light.
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