Four Color #211
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Professor Clarence Braid, the Child Prodigy," a 1949 Four Color comic from Dell, the brilliant but unworldly young anthropologist arrives in Rimrock to study western life, only to clash with local customs and stir up trouble. As he navigates the reservation with Little Beaver and Po-Ko, a jailbreak by bandits Squeeze and Trigger—seeking a hidden gold cache—sets off a tense chain of events. Written and illustrated by Fred Harman, with cover art by Fred Harman, this issue blends frontier adventure with the misadventures of a young mind out of his depth.
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Professor Clarence Braid, a child prodigy and anthropologist, comes to Rimrock to study western life. Little Beaver and Po-Ko take him to the Indian reservation where his ignorance of Indian ways and arrogance causes problems. In the meantime, a pair of bandits, Squeeze and Trigger, blow up the jail at Rimrock to rescue Snake-Eye, who has a map to a cache of stolen gold. The gold is buried on the reservation and the bandits cross paths with Little Beaver and his companions.
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