Four Color #541

Mar 1954 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "Johnny Mack Brown and the Disappearing Cattle," a 1954 Dell Four Color comic, Johnny Mack Brown rides the stagecoach into Cottonbluff with Paul Jonathon’s daughter Peggy, escorting her to pay off a mortgage. When two passengers ambush the stage, killing the driver, Johnny and Peggy pursue the robbers to a remote cabin, where they must outwit their foes to save the day. Written by Philip Evans and illustrated by Sparky Moore, this western adventure blends suspense and frontier grit, with Moore’s dynamic art bringing the perilous journey to life.

Contains 2 stories

Johnny Mack Brown and the Disappearing Cattle

18 pp · Western-Frontier

Johnny Mack BrownRebel (horse)Green TreeLuke HendersonLarry Henderson

In "Johnny Mack Brown and the Disappearing Cattle," a lone rider named Johnny Mack Brown crosses paths with Green Tree and his wife when he intervenes to save them from two hostile cowboys. As tensions rise on the Henderson ranch and cattle begin vanishing without a trace, Johnny finds himself drawn deeper into the mystery—aided by the very people he once protected.

The Rimrock Robbery

16 pp · Western-Frontier

Johnny Mack BrownRebel (horse)

In "The Rimrock Robbery," Johnny rides the stagecoach to Cottonbluff with Peggy, daughter of Paul Jonathon, as she heads to settle a mortgage payment. When two passengers turn on them, shooting the driver and stealing their money, Johnny and Peggy take up the chase—tracking the outlaws to a remote cabin where they must outwit and confront them before it’s too late.