Four Color #589

Oct 1954 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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"Buck Jones and the Phantom Domino" delivers a classic Western mystery from 1954, where a former outlaw known only as "The Domino"—dressed in a polka dot cloak and hood—walks free from prison and returns to Lodestar with a deadly purpose. As Susan Logan arrives to claim her father's ranch, the ghost of her past resurfaces in the form of the masked figure who once terrorized the stage, now hunting her with a vengeance. Written by Philip Evans and illustrated with sharp, dynamic detail by Mike Arens—whose work spans pencils, inks, and letters—this tale blends suspense and frontier danger in a timeless adventure.

Contains 2 stories

Buck Jones and the Phantom Domino

18 pp · Western-Frontier

Silver-B (horse)Sheriff CollinsCliff StarchSusan Logan

In the dusty frontier town of Lodestar, Jo returns to claim her late father’s ranch, only to find the shadow of a past outlaw stirring again. Once known as the masked bandit "The Domino," Cliff Starch has walked free from prison—and with him, a familiar polka dot cloak and a deadly grudge. As Jo settles in, the ghost of her father’s old enemies resurfaces, and the town holds its breath, wondering who the real threat is this time.

Buck Jones and The Hermit of Hurricane Ridge

16 pp · Western-Frontier

Silver-B (horse)

Buck Jones rides through the rugged terrain of Hurricane Ridge on his way to a wedding in Tornado, only to stumble upon a man who’s been ambushed—just like another guest he’d heard about. When he reaches Tornado, he discovers the same remote spot has become a dangerous trap, with several wedding guests already robbed.