Four Color #1202

Jul 1961 · Dell · 0.15 USD

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In "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.

Contains 4 stories

Whiplash

15 pp · Western-Frontier

Gil FavorRowdy Yates

In "Whiplash," Jack Morse, a grieving father still reeling from his son’s death in a violent clash with a trail herder, spirals into self-destruction, abandoning his cattle dip station to a ruthless operator who exploits the desperate ranchers. When Favor and Yates step in with a bold plan to shake Morse from his despair, they set in motion a tense, quiet reckoning that tests loyalty, loss, and the fragile hope of redemption.

A Greenhorn Learns the Facts...

2 pp · Western-Frontier

WishboneGil Favor (cameo)

The Captives

15 pp · Western-Frontier

Gil FavorRowdy YatesWishbone (cameo)

In "The Captives," Rowdy Yates finds himself caught in a tense standoff when a fugitive gang takes refuge in the hacienda of a young woman he once met, turning a quiet river stop into a dangerous game of survival. With the outlaw band holding the ranch and the townsfolk at their mercy, Yates must navigate the perilous mix of old connections and sudden danger.

Cow Country Lingo

1 pp · Non-Fiction, Western-Frontier