Four Color #768

Feb 1957 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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"White Cloud" is a poignant 1957 story from Four Color #768, featuring evocative artwork by Everett Kinstler, who both drew and inked the interiors. When a Native American man named White Cloud faces rejection from a prejudiced banker, he turns to his friend Steve Donovan for help—but their journey to secure a loan is threatened by a ruthless real estate broker and his hired enforcers.

Contains 2 stories

White Cloud

17 pp · Western-Frontier

Marshal Steve DonovanDeputy Rusty LeeWhite Cloud

In the dusty frontier of 1957, Jo’s friend Steve Donovan rides in to help him secure a loan from a stubborn banker who refuses to lend to him because of his heritage. As tensions rise, a shadowy real estate broker, furious over being turned down, sends his men to stop Donovan and his deputy Rusty from reaching the town—putting the entire mission in jeopardy.

Two Men Out

17 pp · Western-Frontier

Marshal Steve DonovanDeputy Rusty Lee

In the dusty frontier of 1957, two escaped convicts, Trig Markham and Case Davis, vanish into the open range with one goal: reach an abandoned way station and claim the $80,000 they stashed after a bank heist. With Steve Donovan and Rusty on their trail, the race across the harsh landscape becomes a tense game of survival and betrayal.