Funny Picture Stories #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Jig Saw Trail" is a clever, early adventure from 1939 that turns a simple pastime into a high-stakes chase. When Ann is kidnapped and leaves behind a trail of puzzle pieces as a clue, Bill and a posse must piece together the mystery—literally—using the scattered fragments she left behind. Written by Bob Wood and illustrated with crisp detail by Frank Frollo, the story’s inventive premise is brought to life with the artist’s distinctive inks, both in the interior and on the cover by Frollo.
In "Jig Saw Trail," Bill crafts intricate puzzles for his friend Ann, but when she’s kidnapped and left behind a trail of scattered puzzle pieces, the duo’s quiet pastime becomes a high-stakes chase across the frontier. With the posse on her heels, Bill must piece together more than just a puzzle—he must follow the clues before it’s too late.
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