Four Color #501
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA 1953 adventure from Dell’s Four Color #501, this story follows Francis and Pete after they take a job on a freighter that lands them in Africa. When Francis is condemned to death by a sheik for being “full of evil spirits,” Pete devises a daring escape using nothing but paint and a mule, turning the animal into a zebra-like illusion. Drawn with bold, expressive lines by Don Gunn, the tale blends suspense and whimsy in a classic, high-stakes survival scenario.
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After hiring on a freighter, Francis and Pete end up in Africa. Francis is sentenced to death by a sheik because he is "full of evil spirits." Pete helps Francis escape by painting stripes on him so that the mule supposedly looks like a zebra.
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