Four Color #695

Apr 1956 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "The Menace of Fort Tuttle," Little Beaver and Red Horse face their toughest challenge yet when they’re left behind to tend the sheep while the rest of the village heads to the Sun Festival. With the medicine man Nochin sabotaging the healing supplies meant for the ill Many Trails, the two young scouts must journey to town—only to stumble into a bank robbery and a dangerous chase that leads straight back to their village. Penciled by Pete Alvarado and inked by Nat Edson, this 1956 adventure blends frontier peril with quiet courage, all captured in a striking cover by Alvarado.

Contains 3 stories

The Menace of Fort Tuttle

12 pp · Western-Frontier

Little BeaverPapoose (horse)

In "The Menace of Fort Tuttle," Little Beaver wakes up with amnesia after a fall, mistaken for an Apache by soldiers at Fort Tuttle. Tensions rise when a white boy arrives by stage and provokes him, leading to a clash over Little Beaver’s pony, Papoose. As the two boys are forced to navigate the frontier together, their rivalry gives way to an unexpected bond when Little Beaver saves the boy from a wild boar.

The Lost Tribe

10 pp · Western-Frontier

Little BeaverPapoose (horse)

Bad Medicine

12 pp · Western-Frontier

Little BeaverRed HorsePapoose (horse)

In "Bad Medicine," Little Beaver and Red Horse are left behind to guard the sheep while the rest of the village heads to the Sun Festival. When the jealous medicine man Nochin sabotages the healing medicine meant for the ailing scout Many Trails, the two boys must ride into town—only to stumble into a bank robbery and a dangerous chase that leads the fleeing outlaws straight back to their village.