Four Color #237
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Go West Young Woman!", Tillie and Mumsy trade their city life for a radio-earned adventure to a western dude ranch, where Tillie finds herself drawn to a charming ranch hand named Poke. As romance blooms and plans shift, Mac—left behind and heartbroken—unexpectedly finds himself thrust into a new role when a desperate judge names him Sheriff of the dusty town of Slickpot. Written and illustrated by Jack Callahan, this 1949 Four Color adventure blends small-town charm with a touch of frontier fate, all rendered in crisp, expressive art by the story’s creator. The cover by Jack Callahan captures the spirit of the journey with a lively, nostalgic flair.
In "Go West Young Woman!" from Four Color #237 (1949), Tillie and Mumsy trade their city life for a wild west adventure after winning a radio contest, heading to a dude ranch where Mac works. There, Tillie finds herself drawn to a charming ranch hand named Poke, leaving Mac heartbroken and ready to pack up and return east—until a sudden twist lands him in charge as Sheriff of the quirky town of Slickpot.
In "Pardon My Upper Crust," Wallace Whipple's attempt to impress high society by bringing Tillie to the Van Snobb's lavish party quickly unravels when Mac shows up as the butler—exposing Whipple's charade in the most humiliating way. The story captures the classic clash of social pretense and comedic truth, all in a crisp five-page setup.
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