Four Color #766
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Secret of Silverado" in Four Color #766 (1957) delivers a taut, old-school mystery where a bank heist gone wrong sets off a chain of suspicion. When Ned Ranton’s Granite City Bank ends up with unexplained cash, his honest cashier, Henry Cameron, begins to suspect foul play — but proving it will take more than just a hunch. Bob Correa’s crisp artwork brings the 1957 tension to life, capturing the quiet dread of a man caught between loyalty and justice.
In "Secret of Silverado," Tony Castelar slips into the shadows of the frontier, pretending to be a silver smuggler under Buffalo Bill, Jr.'s plan to track down the hidden source of Mexican silver bars crossing the border. With danger lurking at every turn, his cover is his only shield as he navigates a web of secrets in the dusty towns of the West.
In the dusty frontier town of Granite City, Ned Ranton’s scheme to eliminate his rival, the Blue River Bank, takes a dangerous turn when his men steal a cash shipment meant for them. The stolen money ends up in Ranton’s own vault, where it catches the eye of his honest cashier, Henry Cameron, who begins to suspect something’s amiss. Now, with the truth buried in plain sight, Henry must find a way to expose the deception before the fraud destroys everything.
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Reprinted in Texas Ekstranummer #44a/1961 (1961)
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