Four Color #792
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Assist from Piano Stool" is a quirky 1957 adventure from Four Color #792, where Oswald and the boys stumble into a desert mystery after a fender-bender leads them to a pair of crooks, Hardrock and Shortfuse, who’ve uncovered the lost silver mine of the Havanodo Indians. Written by Carl Fallberg and illustrated by Lynn Karp, the story blends whimsy and Western intrigue as Oswald and the boys navigate the desert with help from an unlikely source—literally. The cover by John Carey captures the tale’s offbeat charm with a bold, stylized scene of the characters in their desert encounter.
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Oswald takes the boys to the desert, where they meet Holes-in-Moccasins, the last of the Havanodo tribe. Later a speeding car clips the fender of Oswald's car and they follow it to try to get the owner to pay for damages. They get involved with a pair of crooks named Hardrock and Shortfuse, who have found the lost silver mine of the Havanodo Indians.
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