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Davy Crockett and the Frontier Fighters#7
Cover: John Prentice

Davy Crockett and the Frontier Fighters #7

Jul 1956 · K. G. Murray · 9d [0-0-9 AUP]
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Contains 4 stories
The Frontier Barrel-Maker
6 pp · Adventure, Historical, Western-Frontier

In the rugged frontier, Davy Crockett finds himself fleeing a relentless Choctaw ambush, seeking refuge with a reclusive barrel-maker named Pearly Thacker. With the help of Pearly’s cleverly stacked barrels and quick thinking, the two men turn their wagon into a rolling fortress, using the barrels to fend off pursuit and race toward safety. As danger closes in, their ingenuity becomes their greatest weapon in a desperate bid to reach civilization and sound the alarm.

The Treasure of Death Valley!
8 pp · Western-Frontier

In "The Treasure of Death Valley!", Jim Barnaby rides into the rugged frontier after receiving a mysterious letter from Kit, leading him to uncover a long-lost gold cache left behind by his late prospecting uncle. With the desert heat pressing in and secrets buried beneath the sands, Jim must navigate treacherous terrain and unknown dangers to claim the fortune promised in the old man’s final message.

The Robbery of the Iron Horse
7.67 pp · Western-Frontier

In 1865, Bill rides shotgun on a gold-laden train, guarding a million dollars in treasure. With threats from native tribes looming and a hidden traitor among the passengers, he must stay one step ahead to keep the iron horse from being robbed.

Cowboy Slicker Tricks
0.33 pp · Non-Fiction, Western-Frontier

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artist, inker John Prentice
cover pencils, inks John Prentice

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↩ Reprints Hopalong Cassidy #106 (1955), Frontier Fighters #7 (1956)

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