Frontier Fighters #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Treasure of Death Valley!", Davy finds himself ambushed by Choctaw warriors and narrowly escapes into the wilderness, where he takes refuge with a reclusive barrel-maker named Pearly Thacker. Together, they load a wagon with barrels and other supplies, using the barrels’ clever arrangement to fend off their pursuers and make a desperate run through the treacherous terrain. With art by John Prentice on both interior and cover, this 1956 DC adventure blends frontier grit and quick thinking in a tense, action-packed journey.
In "The Treasure of Death Valley!" from Frontier Fighters #7 (1956), Jim Barnaby rides into the dusty heart of the West after receiving a letter from Kit, leading him to uncover a hidden legacy from his late prospecting uncle—gold nuggets buried in the unforgiving terrain of Death Valley.
In "The Frontier Barrel-Maker," Davy flees an ambush by Choctaw warriors and finds refuge with Pearly Thacker, a reclusive barrel-maker whose makeshift shack becomes a makeshift fortress. With clever use of barrels—both as shields and tools—the two men outwit their pursuers, turning the rugged frontier into a battlefield of wits and resourcefulness.
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Reprinted in Davy Crockett and the Frontier Fighters #7 (1956), Big Boy #12 (1957), Tomahawk #2/1965 (1965), Super DC Giant #S-15 (1970), Tomahawk #11/1971 (1971), Tomahawk #10/1974 (1974), Tomahawk #10/1974 (1974), Buffalo #10/1982 (1982), Colt #8/1983 (1983)
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