Four Color #828

Aug 1957 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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"The Rain Wagon" in Four Color #828 (1957) delivers a classic Western twist with a clever con: a bandit steals a stagecoach only to find a marshal unconscious inside, handcuffed to him. With the marshal out cold, the bandit steals his badge and pretends to be the law, setting up a tense game of deception. Cover by Bob Correa, the story unfolds as Buffalo Bill Jr. and Calamity track the impostor to the remote Redskin Gap, where the truth is bound to come crashing down.

Contains 4 stories

The Rain Wagon

16 pp · Western-Frontier

Buffalo Bill Jr.Judge WileyCalamity Jane

Redskin Gap

16 pp · Western-Frontier

Buffalo Bill Jr.Calamity JaneJudge Wiley

In "Redskin Gap," a stagecoach heist takes a dangerous twist when a bandit unknowingly captures a sleeping marshal—only to find himself handcuffed to the very man he thought he’d outsmarted. After the marshal is knocked unconscious and the bandit steals his badge, pretending to be the lawman, the ruse unravels when Buffalo Bill Jr. and Calamity track the impostor to the remote border crossing known as Redskin Gap.

Signals Across the Plains

1 pp · Non-Fiction, Western-Frontier

Weather in the West

1 pp · Non-Fiction, Western-Frontier