Four Color #462
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Basement Barbeque," a 1953 Four Color issue, the Scouts hear Mr. Mead’s tall tale of Captain Booty, a 17th-century pirate said to have hidden treasure in a local cave—and still lurking there. When groceries vanish from Mr. Mead’s store, the Scouts follow a hunch to the very same haunted cave, where they suspect the culprit might be the mysterious Hobo Joe. Drawn and inked by Don Gunn, this whimsical mystery blends folklore and sleuthing in a classic early comic adventure.
In "Saving Robby the Horse," Tony the fruit peddler faces a tough decision when he plans to sell his faithful horse Robby to the glue factory. Determined to help, the local Scouts pool their savings to buy Robby on an installment plan, bringing the spirited horse home with big expectations. But when Robby arrives at Mr. Johnson's house, his playful energy quickly turns the place into a whirlwind of chaos.
In "Captain Booty's Haunted Cave," the Scouts hear Mr. Mead’s tale of a 17th-century pirate and his hidden treasure said to still guard a nearby cave. When groceries vanish from the grocer’s shop, the Scouts follow their suspicion to the very cave where Captain Booty is said to haunt—leaving the mystery of the theft and the pirate’s ghost still unresolved.
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