Four Color #1163
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn 1775, Daniel Boone leads his family west to the frontier settlement of Boonesborough, recalling his earlier journeys through Kentucky’s untamed wilderness. When his daughter and two other girls are taken by Shawnee warriors, Boone and his companions set out on a perilous rescue mission. Captured himself on the return journey, Boone must endure life among his captors before finding a chance to escape. The Promised Land, illustrated by Jesse Marsh, is a gripping tale of frontier courage and survival from Four Color #1163 (1961), a 15-cent comic featuring art by Jesse Marsh, with cover by Jesse Marsh.
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In 1775, Daniel Boone goes to Virginia to bring his family to the new settlement of Boonesborough in Kentucky. On the way he reminisces about his adventures exploring Kentucky. Later Boone's daughter and two other girls are captured by Shawnee Indians and Boone and his friends must rescue them. On the way back from the rescue Boone is captured by the Shawnee and must live with them for a while before being able to escape.
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