Four Color #1125
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Stage Frame-Up," a mysterious runaway stage arrives at a remote swing station, its driver vanished and a valuable strongbox missing. When the sheriff and wealthy Mr. Dyke discover the driver's body and the empty strongbox in the barn the next morning, two local men, Slim and Jess, are quickly accused of murder and theft. Written by Paul S. Newman and illustrated with sharp detail by Gil Kane, with inks by Russ Heath and letters by John Duffy, this 1960 Dell Four Color tale unfolds with tense mystery and a race against time to clear the innocent. Cover by Gil Kane.
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A runaway stage shows up at the swing station with no trace of the driver and its strongbox missing. The next morning the Sheriff and Mr. Dyke, who had $10,000 in the missing strongbox, come to the station and find the body of the missing driver and an empty strongbox in the station's barn. Slim and Jess are charged with murder and robbery and have to prove their innocence.
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