Four Color #484
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Zane Grey's River Feud," Kevin Bell returns to his Pacific Northwest hometown after a long recovery in an Army hospital, only to find himself ostracized by the very people he once called friends. Accused of cowardice by his former comrade Gus Atwell, Bell is rejected by his ex-fiancée and driven out by a town that no longer trusts him. With his friend Garry Lord, a struggling fisherman, he retreats to the river’s mouth to start anew—only to face new dangers when their livelihood is threatened by Red Mulligan’s use of illegal nets. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Morris Gollub, this 1953 adventure blends frontier grit with quiet resilience, all captured in a striking cover by Morris Gollub.
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After an extended rest period in an Army Hospital, Kevin Bell returns to his hometown in the Pacific Northwest. He finds that Gus Atwell, who had served in the Army with Bell, has been spreading lies about him. His ex-fiancé spurns him and most of the townspeople shun him. After a confrontation with Atwell, Bell and his friend Garry Lord, a down-on-his luck fisherman, are forced to leave town. The pair go to the mouth of the river to await the salmon run. They have a series of good catches, but eventually run afoul of Red Mulligan, whose boats are fishing with illegal nets.
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