Four Color #829
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"A Letter from Lincoln" is a gripping historical tale from Four Color #829 (1957), where a desperate race against time unfolds as courier Craig Garrett must deliver a crucial message from Lincoln to Fort Churchill via the Pony Express—cutting two days off the usual nine-day journey to save Lt. Clay Saunders from execution. With art by Dan Spiegle and a striking cover by Sam Savitt, this issue blends wartime tension with the rugged spirit of the American frontier.
In the rugged frontier of 1860s Nebraska, a desperate race against time unfolds when Lt. Clay Saunders, falsely accused of treason, sends a plea to President Lincoln. The reply, routed through the Pony Express, must reach Fort Churchill in just seven days—tasked to a rider named Craig Garrett, whose skill and grit will be tested like never before.
In the frozen heart of the frontier, 11-year-old Davy Garrett must brave a raging blizzard to deliver a life-or-death message to the snowbound town of Drewsville, stepping in when his older brother Craig is laid low by injury. With the fate of the town hanging in the balance, Davy’s courage is tested like never before.
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