Lad a Dog #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Training Tips," Lad the dog finds himself wrongly accused of killing a neighbor's colts and whisked away to New York City, where he's separated from his owners. Through a series of trials and adventures in the bustling urban landscape, Lad proves his worth and resilience. Written by Ken Fitch and illustrated by Sam Glanzman, with inks by Glanzman, this 1962 Dell comic offers a heartfelt journey of loyalty and perseverance. The cover by Sam Glanzman captures Lad's determined spirit amid the city's chaos.
In "Killer!", Lad the dog is wrongly accused of killing a neighbor’s colts and taken to New York City, where he’s separated from his owners. Through a series of tense and heart-pounding adventures, he fights to clear his name and find his way back home.
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