Four Color #28

In the jungle heat of Panazuela, Wash tracks Carol McKee and her father into a crumbling prison during a sudden revolution. With Captain Easy still reeling from amnesia, the group barely escapes a shelling—only for Easy to suddenly remember who he is. As they hijack a ride to the airport, a treacherous plan unfolds: Bull Dawson, loyal only to himself, prepares to seize the nation’s treasury while sending the president on a dangerous flight.

In the 1943 adventure "null," outlaw Bull Dawson steals six million dollars in gold, only to strand his boat on a sandbar. Framing Mr. McKee and pretending to aid the rebels, Dawson sets the stage for a showdown. When Easy orchestrates a daring rescue and confronts Dawson in a fierce brawl, control of the gold-laden vessel hangs in the balance.

In the 1943 adventure "null," Jo and Wash find themselves entangled in a web of deception when Easy, now in control of a boat, abandons Dawson and sinks the gold to escape. After being rescued by a passing ship and returning to the U.S., the tension escalates at McKee Industries, where I.R. Splendix and his son Rowden scheme to separate Carol from Wash. Rowden, secretly the man who gave Easy amnesia, is sent to manipulate the pair—only to be beaten and now determined to ruin Wash. With Splendix orchestrating from the shadows, Easy is sidelined by a sudden promotion to assistant production manager of the hairpin department.

In the 1943 adventure tale "null," Jo and her family are caught in a web of deception when Rowden Splendix concocts a false tale of Wash’s father returning from Africa—only to hire a disheveled stranger to impersonate him. The impostor’s chaotic antics at the McKee mansion leave Wash powerless to stop the unraveling, as the ruse threatens to expose more than just a lie.

In this 1943 adventure from Four Color #28, Jo finds herself caught in a web of deception when her father’s missteps strain his ties with the McKees. Rowden Splendix and his father escalate the tension by pushing Jo to take a mysterious woman “customer” out on the town, setting off a chain of events that leads her to dig into the truth.

In this 1943 adventure from Four Color #28, Wash’s evening takes a sharp turn when Easy intercepts his date with Fifi, Splendix’s hired girl, and exposes the crooked scheme behind her presence. As tensions rise and Fifi storms the McKee household, Wash is left reeling—only to learn the full truth from Mother Grey and Virginia. Now driven by fury, he sets out to confront Splendix, only to find the man already dead and the police closing in. With nowhere to turn, Wash flees, reconnecting with his old bum "father" and boarding a freight train to disappear.

In a tense 1943 adventure from Four Color #28, Jo, a young man on the run, tries to clear his name after being framed for a murder he didn’t commit. With his unreliable "father" by his side and the law closing in, Jo disguises himself as a little girl using a borrowed dress—only to find that even in disguise, he can’t escape suspicion.

In this 1943 adventure from Four Color #28, Wash—still fleeing with his unreliable "father"—finds temporary refuge on a houseboat, leading them to a forgotten farm where the man’s estranged wife and son once lived. After a quiet moment of connection, Wash sets off alone in the boat, only to be tracked down by Easy, who brings him back to the McKees.