Lassie #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Farewell to Rio," Awanee, a proud tribal chief, holds deep suspicion toward white men and bans Dr. Chalmers’s clinic from helping his people. That changes when the doctor’s dog, Fortuno, risks his life to save Awanee’s drowning son, quietly bridging a divide built on fear. This heartfelt story, drawn in the distinctive style of Dell’s 1957 Lassie series, captures a quiet moment of trust forged in the most unexpected way.
In "Farewell to Rio," Lassie’s life takes a surprising turn when a dangerous allergy to a rare jungle grass forces Rocky and Gerry to seek a new home for her—far from the Amazonian wilds. With a heart full of hope and a journey ahead, they set out to find a safe haven for their loyal companion in the American Midwest.
Lassie finds herself far from home, welcomed by the Miller family only to be stolen and imprisoned in a remote forest shack by two desperate tramps who plan to sell her. As she waits for a chance to escape, her loyalty and courage are tested in a quiet but tense struggle for freedom.
In "Test of Fire," Lassie, Jeff, Porky, and Pokey face a sudden forest fire sparked by a careless camper while camping. With the flames closing in, Lassie makes a daring run through the inferno to summon help, leading conservation officers and a helicopter to their rescue.
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Reprinted in Lassie #1/1961 (1961), Walt Disney Comics Digest #46 (1974), Lassie #11193 (1978), Lassie #8/1981 (1981), Lassie #1/1982 (1982), Lassie #9
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