Four Color #960

Dec 1958 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "The Eagle's Brood," the shadow of rebellion spreads across California as the Eagle consolidates power in Los Angeles, setting up shop at the cuartel while Commandante Toledano is temporarily away. With Garcia in charge and gunpowder mysteriously en route to the city, tensions rise—especially when Vargas arrives, suspects Diego, and frames him as the Fox. The story unfolds with quiet suspense, as loyalty is tested and secrets simmer beneath the surface, all drawn with the sharp, dynamic style of Alex Toth.

Contains 3 stories

The Eagle's Brood

26 pp · Western-Frontier

Zorro [Don Diego de la Vega]TornadoBernardoSergeant Demetrio Lopez GarciaCapitan Arturo Toledano (Commandante)Raquel Toledano (villain, Commandante's wife)The Eagle [Jose Sebastian Varga] (villain, introduction)Salvador Quintana (villain, introduction)Enrique Fuentes (villain, introduction)

In "The Eagle's Brood," the outlaw leader and his men tighten their grip on northern California and push south toward Los Angeles, using the cuartel’s tavern as their base. With Commandante Toledano temporarily away in San Diego, Garcia is left in charge—just as stolen gunpowder arrives, and a web of deception unfolds when Vargas suspects Diego of being Zorro, capturing him and dressing him as the Fox.

The Visitor

6 pp · Western-Frontier

Zorro [Don Diego de la Vega]TornadoBernardoElena Lopez (introduction)Jose Lopez (Elena's wife, introduction)Elena's baby (introduction)Sergeant Demetrio Lopez Garcia

In the dusty frontier town of 1958’s *Four Color #960*, Elena flees in desperation, leaving her infant at Diego’s doorstep after her husband, Jose Lopez, is jailed for speaking truth to power. When Zorro arrives under the cover of night, he doesn’t just seek justice—he begins a quiet mission to reunite a family torn apart by fear and oppression.

Yankee Traders' Floating Stores

1 pp · Non-Fiction