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Cover: Morris Gollub

Four Color #460

Apr 1953 · Dell · 0.10 USD
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“Buck Jones and the Headless Horseman”

In "Buck Jones and the Headless Horseman," the legendary cowboy investigates a chilling local legend when a headless rider begins haunting a retired prospector’s ranch. Drawn into the mystery, Buck learns the tale of Don Miguel, a Spanish soldier and former hacienda builder, whose ghost is said to ride again. Sparky Moore handles both art and inks for the story, while Morris Gollub brings the eerie cover to life.

artist, inker Sparky Moore · cover Morris Gollub

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artist, inker Sparky Moore
cover pencils, inks Morris Gollub

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A headless horseman is terrorizing an old prospector who has retired to a small ranch. Buck goes to visit and ends up at the home of Karl Mueller, who tells him the story of Don Miguel, an old Spanish soldier who built the hacienda Mueller lives in, and who was later beheaded by bandits. The legend is that the headless horseman is Don Miguel's ghost.

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