Four Color #587
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Clearing the Field," a 1954 Four Color comic, Big Dan Dunkel escapes prison and stumbles upon the Scouts' campground, where his uncanny resemblance to Scoutmaster Johnson sets off a tense game of deception. With all three roles—artist, inker, and cover artist handled by Don Gunn—this issue blends suspense and mistaken identity in a classic, straight-to-the-point tale.
When Big Dan Dunkel escapes prison and crashes into the Scouts' campground, he finds an unlikely chance to disappear—by pretending to be Scoutmaster Johnson, whose perfect twin he happens to be. With the campers unaware, the impostor must keep up the act while evading capture, all while the real Johnson’s identity hangs in the balance.
In "The Silver Snuffbox," Jo and the Scouts make a curious delivery to Mrs. Greenleaf, whose home once housed a wax museum, only to receive a strange silver snuffbox filled with cryptic notes that hint at a forgotten past. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story unfolds with quiet mystery and a touch of whimsy, perfect for young readers exploring the odd corners of their world.
In "The Haircut," young Jebby stumbles through a series of comical mishaps when his long hair and later his fallen hat block his vision—until Scoutmaster Johnson steps in with a simple fix. A lighthearted, single-page tale from Four Color #587 (1954), it captures a moment of playful confusion and quick thinking.
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