Four Color #1261
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Lone Rustler," a 1961 Four Color comic from Dell, the rugged cowboy Wishbone finds himself unexpectedly drawn into a tribal tradition after giving a ride to the chief's daughter on his way back to camp. When the young woman's father insists he marry her, a rival warrior challenges Wishbone to a test of strength, and Rowdy devises a clever scheme to help him avoid the duel without breaking the peace. With art by Dan Spiegle, this Western tale blends frontier tension and unexpected romance, all rendered in the classic style of the era.
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While returning to camp after getting supplies, Wishbone gives an Indian girl a ride to her camp. She is the chief's daughter and he declares that Wishbone must marry her. A brave challenges Wishbone to combat for the girl's hand. Rowdy tracks Wishbone to the camp and comes up with a plan to get Wishbone away without offending the Indians.
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