Huckleberry Hound #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "One Character in Search of an Exit," Huckleberry Hound dons the iconic mask of the Masked Deputy, a hero so famous that his very disguise makes him impossible to forget—until now. Written by Michael Maltese and brought to life with expressive art by Pete Alvarado, this 1965 Western adventure sees Huck outwit the notorious outlaw The Unmasked Grime, only to face his greatest challenge yet: disappearing from the spotlight he’s long been chasing. The cover, by Harvey Eisenberg, captures the moment with a touch of classic charm.
In "Pioneer Peacemaker," Huckleberry Hound rides through decades of American history—from frontier settlements to the dawn of space travel—witnessing the march of time in a whirlwind of changing eras, only to discover that some things, deep down, remain stubbornly the same.
In "The Masked Deputy," Huck, the town's beloved hound, dons a mysterious mask to become a vigilant outlaw-fighter known across the frontier—only to discover that being a hero might be just as hard to shake as the mask itself.
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Reprinted in Familien Flint #6/1966 (1966), Familien Flint #8/1966 (1966), Familien Flint #22/1966 (1966), Familien Flint #10/1968 (1968), Huckleberry Hound Annual #1969 (1969)
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