Four Color #720

Aug 1956 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "The Hot Spell," a 1956 Four Color comic, the relentless hunter Jase Murdock—known as "Long Arm"—pushes his luck too far, crossing into Indian territory once again despite warnings. With the law closing in, Matt Dillon takes up the trail in a tense pursuit across the frontier. Written by Paul S. Newman and illustrated by Jim McLaughlin, the story unfolds with quiet intensity, grounded in the harsh realities of the Old West. Cover by Jim McLaughlin.

Contains 2 stories

The Hot Spell

17 pp · Western-Frontier

Matt DillonChesterKitty

In the sweltering heat of the frontier, Matt finds himself entangled with a man he once saved from a mob—innocent of horse-stealing, but still a storm waiting to break. As the dry wind carries whispers and the dust settles on Dodge, the past refuses to stay buried.

The Buffalo Hunter

16 pp · Western-Frontier

Matt DillonChesterKitty

In "The Buffalo Hunter," Jase Murdock, known as "Long Arm," has spent thirty years chasing buffalo across the frontier—now he’s pushed beyond the line, poaching on Indian land once too often. Matt Dillon takes up the trail, determined to bring a man driven by obsession to justice before blood is spilled.