Four Color #93
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the 1946 Four Color #93, Gene Autry arrives in Black Rock to visit his old friend Jud Grant—only to find him dead, with the official story claiming suicide. Determined to uncover the truth, Gene stays on as Mary Grant’s ranch foreman, stepping into a tense standoff where Judge Hanly, Doctor Jones, and Jack Wilson push her to sell the land. With the quiet frontier setting and a mystery simmering beneath the surface, this story blends Western suspense and moral conviction, all drawn with the distinctive style of Jesse Marsh. The cover, by Till Goodan, captures the mood with a striking image of Gene in the rugged landscape.
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Gene comes to visit an old friend, Jud Grant, at Black Rock. When he gets there he finds that Jud has shot himself. He goes to the ranch to see Jud's wife Mary and finds that Judge Hanly, Doctor Jones, and Jack Wilson are trying to talk her into selling the ranch to Wilson. Gene is convinced that Jud didn't shoot himself and decides to stay as Mary's ranch foreman while he investigates.
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