Gene Autry Comics #35
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Bullet-Proof" sees Gene Autry tracking train robbers into the desert, where he crosses paths with Jo seeking her prospector uncle Lonesome. After being wounded and losing his horse Champ, Gene is tended to by Beth, and together they follow clues through a sandstorm to find water and Lonesome’s cabin—only to discover a corpse buried in the snow. When Lonesome returns, he reveals the man was a former outlaw he’d killed, and that he’s struck uranium, planning to sell his claim and retire. Guided by Lonesome to the bandits’ hideout over the cliff, Gene descends just as the outlaw leader makes his move—only for Lonesome to save him at the last moment. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Nicholas Firfires, this 1950 Dell adventure blends desert survival, hidden pasts, and a quiet moment of connection between Gene and Beth. Cover by Nicholas Firfires.
In "Bullet-Proof," Gene Autry steps in when a young man named Bill challenges a pair of traveling medicine show performers after they swindle a disabled man out of his life savings. When Bill joins Gene in uncovering a string of robberies tied to the show, the two are caught in a tense showdown where a gunshot rings out—only to reveal the "victim" was wearing a hidden sack of stolen cash. The truth behind the swindle unfolds as Gene and Bill piece together the evidence, setting the stage for justice to be served.
In "The Secret of Saddle Butte," Gene tracks a gang of train robbers into the desert, where he’s wounded and left behind—only to be found by Beth, who’s searching for her missing uncle, Lonesome. As they follow a trail of clues through harsh terrain, facing sandstorms and dwindling water, the pair uncover a mystery tied to a long-dead man and a hidden claim. The story unfolds with quiet tension and rugged determination, as Gene and Beth push forward through the frontier’s unforgiving landscape.
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Reprinted in Gene Autry Comics #19 (1955)
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