Four Color #922
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Riding on Cheese," a 1958 Four Color comic, Johnny takes the reins when a stage driver breaks his arm, stepping in to protect a $5,000 shipment. As the stage is attacked, Johnny grows uneasy—especially when the replacement driver seems to hinder the pursuit, letting the bandits slip away unharmed. Russ Manning’s dynamic art brings the Western tension to life, capturing every dusty mile and sudden danger.
In "Johnny Mack Brown and the Trail Pirates," the seasoned trail guide teams up with a wagon train under siege—both by hostile Indians and a hidden traitor within their ranks. As Johnny works to protect the group and uncover the thief aiding the bandits, trust becomes as fragile as the trail ahead.
In "The Paint Box," Johnny takes on the dangerous job of guarding a $5,000 shipment when the stage driver breaks his arm, only to grow uneasy when the replacement driver seems to hinder their escape during a bandit attack. The story unfolds with quiet tension as Johnny watches for signs of betrayal in the dusty, sun-baked frontier.
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