Four Color #1096

May 1960 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "Ambush Alibi," brothers Whit and Zane Reagan find themselves on the run after a violent ambush leaves them defending their lives—only to be accused of murder. When they save Bill Longley from a trail accident, Longley’s connection to the past, through his Civil War service, offers a fragile lead: the father of the accuser, B.J. Weston. Dan Spiegle’s expressive art brings the tense, rugged atmosphere of the Western frontier to life, capturing every shadowed glance and sudden shift in loyalty.

Contains 3 stories

Ambush Alibi

17 pp · Western-Frontier

Bill Longley

In "Ambush Alibi," brothers Whit and Zane Reagan are on the run after a deadly ambush leaves them accused of murder—though they only fired in self-defense. When they save Bill Longley from a trail accident, he learns of their plight and, recalling a wartime connection to the accuser’s father, B.J. Weston, decides to seek the truth.

Gunfight In Fury Falls

15 pp · Western-Frontier

Bill Longley

In "Gunfight In Fury Falls," Mark Danson rides into town with a score to settle, determined to face the sheriff over his brother’s imprisonment. With the sheriff’s failing eyesight making him a liability and his pride refusing to yield, the townspeople turn to Bill Longley to step in before blood is spilled.

Artist in Disguise

1 pp · Western-Frontier

Bill Longley