Four Color #803
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Fury at Rio Hondo" is a gripping Western tale from Four Color #803 (1957), where Cheyenne takes on a dangerous journey after finding his employer missing in Mexico. With a 10-cent cover price and bold artwork by Tom Gill, this story follows Cheyenne as he turns to transporting goods and finds himself caught in the rising tide of a rebellion against French rule—without knowing how far the conflict will pull him in.
In "Fury at Rio Hondo," Cheyenne takes on a risky cattle run to Mexico, only to find his employer missing and his payment out of reach. With no choice but to stay, he dives into the transport trade, unwittingly drawing into a growing resistance against French occupation in the region.
In "The Argonauts," Cheyenne takes on a dangerous job in 1957’s Four Color #803: tracking down a stolen gold map after a fellow prospector’s murder. With two wary partners and the frontier stretching wide, the promise of fortune turns into a tense journey where trust is as scarce as water.
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Reprinted in Wild West Comic Annual #[1958] (1957)
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