Lassie #58
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Picaro's Big Day," young Timmy uses his new movie camera to capture a tense moment in the forest—two bucks locked in struggle, one felled by a poacher’s shot. As the surviving buck turns on the hunter, Timmy must act fast to protect the man while staying safe himself, all while Lassie races to bring help. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Bob Fujitani with inks by Fujitani and lettering by Ben Oda, this 1962 Dell comic delivers a quiet but powerful moment of courage and justice, with the truth revealed only through Timmy’s film. Cover by Ben Oda.
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Timmy has a new movie camera. In the forest, he films two bucks struggling with locked antlers. One buck is felled by a poacher's bullet. Timmy continues filming, but sends Lassie for help. The surviving buck frees himself, and threatens the poacher. Timmy saves the man's life by diverting the buck's attention, but the boy is threatened by the animal. Lassie returns with Paul and the Game Warden, and the buck flees. The fallen buck was only stunned, and bounds away. The poacher denies any wrong-doing because both deer are alive, but Timmy's film is evidence of his criminal intent.
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