Four Color #1089

Apr 1960 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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"Prediction of Doom" in Four Color #1089 (1960) delivers a tense, grounded Western mystery where Vint Bonner arrives in the quiet town of Eagle Ridge, only to see its peace shattered by a bank robbery. Drawn by Nat Edson, whose expressive art captures the town’s uneasy shift from calm to chaos, the story unfolds with a haunting warning from an old woman and a mysterious connection to a girl named Amy—whose departure coincides with the violence. When the gang returns to free their captured comrade, the truth behind the peace and the identity of the leader begin to unravel, leading Bonner and four others on a dangerous journey to the gang’s hidden lair.

Contains 2 stories

Prediction of Doom

20 pp · Western-Frontier

Vint Bonner

In "Prediction of Doom," Vint Bonner arrives in the quiet town of Eagle Ridge, where an old woman’s warning about looming trouble proves all too true when the bank is robbed. After shooting one outlaw and locking him up, Bonner learns from the townspeople that peace vanished the week Amy, a local girl, left to marry—only to discover she’s the daughter of the gang’s leader. When the gang returns to free their captive and the sheriff is shot, Amy steps forward to reveal the truth and leads Bonner and four others to the outlaw’s hidden camp.

The Trial

12 pp · Western-Frontier

Vint Bonner

In "The Trial," Vint Bonner steps in to stop a payroll heist, earning the wrath of a fugitive outlaw who escapes and swears vengeance. When the gang captures Bonner and stages a twisted kangaroo court, his fate hangs in the balance—justice is far from certain in the lawless frontier.