Gene Autry Comics #78
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Lazy-J Castle," Gene Autry and Dusty trek through the Mesquite Mountains to a forgotten stone fortress built by a reclusive prospector, only to discover it’s now a hideout for horsethieves who invite them to stay. With artwork by Nicholas Firfires and a striking cover by Arnold Holeywell, this 1953 Dell comic blends frontier mystery with a touch of unexpected hospitality.
In "The Lazy-J Castle," Gene Autry and Dusty stumble upon a surprising stone fortress hidden in the Mesquite Mountains, built by a reclusive prospector friend. Inside, they’re greeted by a band of horsethieves who offer them a place among their ranks—though the real mystery of the castle’s true purpose remains unsolved.
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