Gene Autry Comics #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Gene Autry and the Secret of Naranjal," Deputy Marshall Gene ventures into Mexico with the help of Federales, tracking a fugitive only to uncover a dead man left by fierce Indians. Taken in by Chief Yakut, Gene helps rescue the chief’s Christian son Tomah while secretly believing both Tomah and the chief’s daughter Linda—eloped with her lover Mateo—perished in the treacherous River of the Lost. Guided by courage and a growing bond with Tomah, Gene discovers a hidden path out of the canyon, leading to the long-lost gold mines and ghost town of El Naranjal, rich with treasure and supplies. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Jesse Marsh, with inks by Jesse Marsh, this 1949 Dell adventure blends frontier mystery and Indigenous resilience in a tale that unfolds across rugged terrain and forgotten ruins.
In "Gene Autry and the Secret of Naranjal," Deputy Marshall Gene ventures into Mexico with the Federales' blessing, tracking a fugitive only to discover his body—killed by fierce Indians. Taken in by Chief Yakut, Gene learns the chief believes his Christian daughter Linda and son Tomah perished in the River of the Lost, but when Gene rescues Tomah, he sets out to find Linda and her husband Mateo, who eloped after their secret wedding by the late missionary. Together, the trio uncovers the hidden canyon’s secret: the long-lost gold mines and ghost town of El Naranjal, rich with treasure and supplies.
In "Champ Meets a Horse Thief," the loyal horse Champ tracks down a thief who’s stolen a trio of purebred Arabian mares and a colt, rescuing Whitey and the two mares before bringing them back to the ranch. With the stolen animals safe and his master hopeful that the rest can be found, Champ’s next move is already in motion.
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Reprinted in Gene Autry #129
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