Four Color #1059

Nov 1959 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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"Delayed Justice" delivers a tense, straight-ahead Western thriller from 1959, as the Hobson brothers escape Yuma prison and track down Tom Brewster in the dusty town of San Carlos, the only man who can clear their names. With Nat Edson handling both art and inks, the story unfolds with sharp, grounded visuals that heighten the growing danger as Brewster agrees to help—only to find the whole town is watching, waiting, and ready to stop them all.

Contains 4 stories

Delayed Justice

20 pp · Western-Frontier

Tom Brewster [Sugarfoot]Hobson Brothers

In "Delayed Justice," the Hobson brothers flee Yuma prison, tracking down Tom Brewster in the dusty town of San Carlos, the only man who can clear their names. With time running short and shadows closing in, Brewster agrees to help—but not everyone in San Carlos wants the truth to come out.

A Dollar's Worth of Law

12 pp · Western-Frontier

Tom Brewster [Sugarfoot]

In "A Dollar's Worth of Law," Tom, a weary frontier lawman, is called upon by an aging miner who’s lost his claim to men wielding legal papers—men who claim the land by right, not by force. With the weight of justice hanging in the balance, Tom must navigate a conflict where the law itself feels as uncertain as the shifting desert sands.

A Taste of Law

1 pp · Non-Fiction, Western-Frontier

The Lake of Gold

1 pp · Non-Fiction