Cover: Bob Jenney

Four Color #292

Sep 1950 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "The Cisco Kid and the Red Deuce Gang," the legendary outlaw and his loyal companion Pancho uncover a pattern of stagecoach robberies targeting the Gold Hill mine—while the rival Golconda mine remains untouched. When they investigate the Golconda at night, they’re ambushed and framed for the crimes, forcing them to clear their names before the law catches up. Written by Rod Reed and illustrated by Bob Jenney (with inks by Jenney), this 1950 Dell Four Color adventure features dynamic art and a clever mystery, all wrapped in a cover by Bob Jenney.

Contains 2 stories

The Cisco Kid and the Red Deuce Gang

32 pp · Western-Frontier

Cisco KidPanchoNancy BinghamTim Garrity

In the dusty streets of a New Mexican town, the Cisco Kid and his loyal companion Pancho step in to protect a woman traveling to Pueblo to reunite with her uncle, Sheriff Tim Garrity. When they learn of the Red Deuce Gang terrorizing the region, they ride north to help, only to be falsely accused of murder and forced to flee a furious lynch mob.

The Outlaws of Big Drum Ridge

16 pp · Western-Frontier

Cisco KidPanchoLinda Travers

In "The Outlaws of Big Drum Ridge," Cisco and Pancho stumble upon the brutal aftermath of a stagecoach robbery—only to find themselves caught in a web of suspicion when a pattern emerges: gold from the Gold Hill mine keeps vanishing, while shipments from the rival Golconda mine remain untouched. As they investigate the Golconda at night, they're ambushed and left with no choice but to flee, now branded as the very outlaws they're trying to expose.