John Wayne Adventure Comics #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn a tale of espionage and betrayal set in a remote oil field, John Wayne and his companions uncover a Russian impostor named Farouk who has infiltrated their ranks disguised as a foreign worker. After discovering Farouk's sinister plot to sabotage their oil operations, John and Frank confront him, leading to a dramatic struggle where Farouk attempts to use supernatural deception and physical force against them. The story culminates in a violent confrontation that leaves Farouk defeated, with John recovering a locket bearing the name "Lauren McClae" as evidence of the villain's true identity. In the conclusion, John helps apprehend criminals attempting to stage a jailbreak, reasserting order and justice.
When nationalist sabotage threatens an oil operation in Arabia, John Wayne plunges into a burning well to save both the facility and a nearby village—only to be captured by forces working to hijack the concession. Escaping his captors and racing back with a warning, Wayne uncovers a Cold War conspiracy at the heart of the terror campaign and sets a trap to expose the real mastermind behind the violence. It's a high-octane tale of oil, espionage, and one man's determination to keep a critical resource from falling into enemy hands.
When John Wayne stumbles upon the remote McCrae Manse seeking shelter, locals warn him away from the cursed estate—they call it the Devil's Stewpot, a place where travelers vanish without trace. As Wayne investigates the sinister secrets haunting the three-hundred-year-old mansion, he uncovers a dark tale of forbidden love, supernatural punishment, and an evil that has fed on innocent victims for centuries. What Wayne must do to break the curse—and whether he'll survive the encounter—drives this chilling 1953 tale to its conclusion.
Sheriff John Wayne suspects that a recently released ex-convict named Fred Taylor has been wrongly convicted, but when a stagecoach robbery turns to murder, the town demands action—and Fred's isolation and defensiveness make him the perfect scapegoat. As John works to uncover the true killer while protecting Fred from an angry mob, he discovers that the real culprit may be closer to home than anyone realized.
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↩ Reprints John Wayne Adventure Comics #8 (1951), John Wayne Adventure Comics #9 (1951), John Wayne Adventure Comics #13 (1952)
Reprinted in Gabby Hayes #54 (1955)
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