Four Color #1202
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Whiplash," a 1961 Four Color issue from Dell, grieving rancher Jack Morse spirals into despair after his son’s death in a violent clash with a trail herder. Once a proud man, he now abandons his cattle dip station to a ruthless thug who exploits the ranchers with outrageous fees. With Morse slipping further into ruin, Favor and Yates devise a bold plan to shake him back to his senses. Art by Dan Spiegle, this grounded Western drama captures a moment of quiet desperation and the fragile hope of redemption.
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After his son is killed in a gunfight by a trail herder, Jack Morse takes to drinking and gives control of his cattle dip station to a thug who demands an unreasonable charge for using the tick-killing bath. Favor and Yates come up with a plan to force Morse to come to his senses.
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