Four Color #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFrom the dark mouth of a mine shaft, America's favorite singing cowboy Gene Autry stands alert and commanding, one arm extended in warning while a worried young woman in green clutches close beside him — a sun-drenched ranch visible in the distance behind them. Till Goodan's cover art captures the tension of "The Ghost Mine" with confident, vivid linework that pulls you straight into the mystery. This 1944 Dell ten-cent gem delivers exactly the kind of rootin'-tootin' Western atmosphere that made Gene Autry a household name.
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Bill Drake has restarted the Ghost Canyon gold mine. He claims he bought it from Hank Nolan before he died, but Nolan's daughter Milly says he left the mine to her. Gene goes with Milly to the mine, where it turns out that the gold being shipped has all been stolen and melted down into new ingots.
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