Frontier Fighters #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The King of Lost Valley," frontier scout Davy finds himself caught in a storm while escorting prisoners through the mountains—only to rescue a young Indian girl from an avalanche. Taken to her remote village, Davy is bewildered by the mix of tribal customs and unexpected fort-like buildings, and soon faces a startling claim: he is the legendary figure foretold to become their chief. Bob Brown handles both the interior art and the cover, bringing this mysterious mountain tale to life with his distinctive style.
In "The King of Lost Valley," Davy finds himself drawn into an unexpected destiny when he rescues a young Indian girl from an avalanche during a routine prisoner transport. Taken to her remote village, he’s stunned to discover a settlement that blends tribal life with unfamiliar fort-like architecture—then stunned further when the elder proclaims him the legendary chief foretold in their stories.
In "The Challenge of the Old Pioneers," Bill, a seasoned frontiersman, is called upon by the residents of a Montana town to track down their elder relatives—men and women who abandoned the settlement months earlier, disillusioned by its growing refinement. Drawn back to the wilds they once called home, the elders sought to reclaim the hard-won independence of their younger days, leaving behind a life that felt too tame.
In "The Wild Horse Army," Kit and Silent Deer take on a daring mission after learning that Fort Colorado is running short on mounts. When a rider arrives from Fort Meade with news of a slow supply chain, the two decide to track down a herd of wild horses and lead them across the frontier to save the fort.
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↩ Reprints Dale Evans Comics #12 (1950), Jimmy Wakely #8 (1950)
Reprinted in Big Boy #13 (1957), Big Boy #18 (1958), Foxie Special #3/1966 (1966), Tomahawk #4/1966 (1966), Big Boss #4 (1971), Big Boss #55 (1982), Colt #9/1983 (1983)
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