Four Color #921
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tunnel of Terror," Lone Bear arrives in town with a fortune in gold meant to supply his tribe, only to be ambushed by two bandits who demand to know its source. With the gold mine tied to the Roy Zelkey ranch, the outlaws plot to frame Zelkey's son for horse theft, hoping to clear the way for their own mining scheme. Written by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer and brought to life with dynamic art by Russ Manning—pencils, inks, and lettering all by the same hand—this 1958 Four Color adventure blends frontier suspense and cunning deception, all under a cover by Russ Manning.
In "Tunnel of Terror," the Kade brothers return to Dodge City five years after their bank heist, now posing as respectable barbers while secretly searching for the hidden $50,000 they buried. As they reenter the town they once terrorized, old tensions simmer beneath the surface of their new lives.
In the dusty frontier town of Dry Gulch, Jo—known as "Tiny" Norton—faces mockery for his stature, but when a mine explosion traps workers deep underground, his size becomes his greatest asset. Only Tiny can navigate the narrow, unstable shaft, and he steps forward to lead the rescue, proving that courage and quick thinking matter more than height.
In "Free Gold," Lone Bear arrives in town carrying a heavy sack of gold meant to supply his tribe, only to be ambushed by two bandits who demand to know its source. When they learn the gold comes from the Roy Zelkey ranch, they plot to frame Zelkey’s son for horse theft, hoping to clear the ranch of its guardian and seize the mine for themselves.
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Reprinted in Wyatt Earp #3 (1959), Aventura #170 (1961), Western Classic #28
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