Four Color #618
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Gold of the Arivaipas" is a quiet, character-driven tale from Four Color #618, spotlighting the life of Old Bill Williams—a man who walked away from the pulpit to find purpose among the Osage, then carved a solitary existence as a beaver trapper in the rugged landscapes of the Rockies and northern Arizona. Rendered in the distinctive, detailed style of Till Goodan, who handled art, inks, and lettering, the story unfolds with a grounded, observant pace, capturing the quiet endurance of a life lived on the margins of history.
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Two bandits trail an old prospector who has a map woven into an Indian blanket that is a guide to buried Indian treasure. The prospector's granddaughter comes for a surprise visit and Johnny takes her on the trail to find the old man.
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