Four Color #236
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeDell's Four Color series brought Zane Grey's beloved Western fiction to vivid visual life, and this 1949 "Picturized Edition" of Heritage of the Desert is a fine example of the format at its best. Morris Gollub's cover art places a tense, rifle-gripping figure crouched low among towering cacti and desert scrub, his red headband and beaded necklace marking him as a man of the Southwest, eyes alert and watchful against a warm golden sky. It's a quietly gripping image — rugged, sun-baked, and full of the frontier atmosphere that made Zane Grey's stories resonate with so many readers.
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August Naab finds Jack Hare on the trail, sick and near death. He takes him in and his family nurses him back to health. Hare finds himself in the middle of a water war with Naab's neighbor Holderness and also in the middle of a love triangle with Naab's son Snap and the Indian maiden Mescal.
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