Four Color #1114

Jul 1960 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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A raft, a river, and a runaway boy named Huck Finn set off on a journey that’s equal parts adventure and quiet rebellion in this 1960 adaptation from Four Color #1114. With Jim, a man fleeing slavery, the two form an unlikely bond as they dodge danger and deception, including a pair of swindlers and a sudden turn into a traveling carnival. Written by Mark Twain and James Lee, and illustrated by John Ushler, the story captures the spirit of the original with crisp, expressive art that brings the Mississippi’s rhythm to life—cover by John Ushler.

Contains 2 stories

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

32 pp · Adventure, Historical

Huckleberry FinnPap FinnJimthe Widow DouglasThe King of FranceThe DukeMr. Carmody

In this 1960 adventure from Four Color #1114, Huck Finn flees his abusive father and sets off down the Mississippi on a raft, where he crosses paths with Jim, a runaway slave. Together, they’re drawn into a scheme with two conmen before making a daring escape by blending into a traveling carnival.

Mark Twain

1 pp · Biography

Mark Twain