Four Color #574
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Flags of California" is a gripping tale from Four Color #574 (1954), a standout entry in the series' early years. Written by Paul S. Newman and brought to life with bold, expressive art by Everett Kinstler, the story follows Diego as he sets out to rescue Panchita after the roads of Alta California fall under the control of a ruthless gang of highwaymen. With de Rigos, the newly arrived tax collector from Spain, hiding a dangerous secret, the stakes rise as loyalty and deception collide in a tense showdown on the frontier. The cover by Everett Kinstler captures the drama in vivid detail.
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A group of very cunning and crafty highwaymen are attacking the coaches carying tax money from the locals of Alta California, as well as gold from the mines. The local tax collector, de Rigos, fresh from Spain, cannot believe this is the case, while all the while being the brains behind the highwaymen. When the highwaymen seize control of all the roads and capture Panchita, Diego vows to rescue her.
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