Four Color #575

Aug 1954 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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"Frame for a Tenderfoot" is a gripping Western tale from Four Color #575, a 10-cent comic from 1954 that introduces Pansy Grimm on a race against time to reach Cartwheel and claim her late uncle’s ranch. Written by Philip Evans and illustrated by Ernest Nordli, the story follows her determined journey as Cap Long, her uncle’s former partner, works to block her at every turn. The cover by Ernest Nordli captures the tension of her lone ride into the unknown.

Contains 2 stories

Frame for a Tenderfoot

18 pp · Western-Frontier

Annie OakleyTagg OakleyLofty Craig

In "Frame for a Tenderfoot," Brad Dorrick’s quiet life in the frontier West unravels when he’s betrayed by the very rustlers he’s been dealing with—shot and left for dead, with the blame pinned on his inexperienced nephew. As the noose tightens around the young man’s neck, Dorrick must fight to clear his name and expose the truth before the law—or vengeance—claims another life.

The Frightened Traveler

16 pp · Western-Frontier

Annie OakleyTagg OakleyLofty Craig

In "The Frightened Traveler," Jo must ride through treacherous terrain to reach Cartwheel before time runs out, racing against Cap Long, her uncle’s former partner, who has no intention of letting her claim her inheritance. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1954 western tale delivers a tense, grounded journey where every mile could mean the difference between justice and loss.