Four Color #518
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Caught in the Middle," a stormy night brings Rivets inside a house just as a burglar slips in—only to be baffled by Rivets' well-meaning but utterly misplaced assistance in gathering the loot. With the thief accidentally knocking himself out, Rivets ends up hailed as a hero. Written, drawn, and inked by George Sixta, this 1953 Four Color adventure delivers a classic mix of slapstick and surprise, all in a 10-cent package. The cover by George Sixta captures the moment’s chaotic charm.
In "Dog Daze," a stormy night brings Rivets inside a house, where his well-meaning but clueless antics accidentally help a burglar steal everything valuable—only for the thief to knock himself out in the process. With the burglar unconscious and the house safe, Rivets earns unexpected praise for capturing the intruder.
In "Homing Instinct," a loyal dog named Rivets stays close to Stevie and his father during a walk, only to be sent home—yet somehow finds them again at the soda shop, waiting just inside the door. The story captures a quiet moment of devotion, where loyalty and instinct blur the line between journey and return.
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