Four Color #779
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the aftermath of the Civil War, former Union and Confederate cavalrymen Lee Hunter and Reb Stuart find themselves on opposite sides of a fragile peace at Fort Defiance, where they must prevent a volatile clash between the Sioux and Snake tribes during a tense council meeting. With the weight of past conflicts hanging in the air, their shared duty tests old loyalties and new resolve. Art by Ray Bailey, with a striking cover by Sam Savitt, this 1957 Four Color issue captures a pivotal moment in frontier diplomacy.
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Shortly after the Civil War, Lee Hunter, a former Union cavalry officer, and Reb Stuart, former Confederate cavalry horseman, take civilian positions at Fort Defiance, near Indian Territory. In a meeting of several tribes for a peace council, Hunter and Stuart must keep Sioux warrior Standing Bear from starting a war with the Snake tribe.
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