Four Color #1147

Nov 1960 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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"Battle of Gold Hill" delivers a gritty, early 1960s tale of small-town tension and quiet courage, spotlighting Tom Brewster as he steps in to protect the freight line of a man’s son—only to face escalating threats when the son refuses to pay off the local "protection" racket. Nat Edson’s dynamic artwork brings the dusty roads and looming danger to life, capturing the tension with sharp, expressive lines.

Contains 2 stories

Battle of Gold Hill

20 pp · Western-Frontier

Tom Brewster [Sugarfoot]Jim Stevenson

In "Battle of Gold Hill," Tom Brewster rides into a tense frontier town where the son of a former employer is being blackmailed by a shadowy force demanding protection money for his freight line—refusing means disaster strikes his rigs and drivers. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story unfolds with quiet urgency as Brewster must decide whether to stand by or step into a conflict that’s already claimed too many.

Maude for Mayor

12 pp · Western-Frontier

Tom Brewster [Sugarfoot]Maude Brown

In "Maude for Mayor," Tom Brewster rallies behind Maude Brown, a trailblazing woman challenging the status quo in Rock Flats, Wyoming, as she campaigns for mayor. With her opponent willing to do whatever it takes to claim victory, the race heats up in the dusty heart of the frontier.