Cover: Fred Harman

Four Color #294

Sep 1950 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In this 1950 Four Color #294, Little Beaver and Po-Ko find themselves trapped in a railroad boxcar, only to stumble upon a daring train robbery. With the outlaws fleeing into the rugged Black Canyon, the two boys take a dangerous risk—following them to their hidden lair, where they’re quickly captured. Written and illustrated by Fred Harman, the story unfolds with quiet tension and classic Western pacing, all rendered in the distinctive style of the cover by Harman himself.

Contains 4 stories

Untitled Western-Frontier story

1 pp · Western-Frontier

Little BeaverPo-Ko

Untitled Western-Frontier story

24 pp · Western-Frontier

Little BeaverPo-KoChief White CloudSheriff Newt

In the dusty frontier of 1950, Little Beaver and Po-Ko find themselves trapped in a railroad boxcar when a sudden robbery unfolds outside—setting them on a tense trail through Black Canyon, where they’re soon taken by the very outlaws they’re trying to expose.

Untitled Western-Frontier story

24 pp · Western-Frontier

Little BeaverPo-KoPapoose (horse)Chief White Cloud

In the 1950 western-frontier tale "null" from Four Color #294, Little Beaver and Po-Ko stumble into a hidden cave and emerge into the mysterious Lost Valley of the Spirits—where the land itself feels alive and the past lingers in the wind.

Untitled Western-Frontier story

1 pp · Western-Frontier

Little BeaverPo-Ko