Lassie #63
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Red Flame of Courage," Lassie and the Martins journey through the wilds of Uganda, guided by Dr. Johnson, headmaster of the Moroto Mission School. As they face dangers from elephant poachers and startled leopards, Lassie's courage is tested when she risks her life to protect her humans. The story unfolds with steady tension and vivid adventure, culminating in their arrival at the welcoming village of Moroto. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Jack Sparling, with lettering by Ben Oda, this 1963 Western issue captures the spirit of exploration and loyalty. Cover by Jack Sparling.
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The Martins accept an assignment in Uganda and on the way, they meet Dr. Johnson, headmaster of the Mission School at Moroto. Dr. Johnson becomes their guide through the wild countryside and the party meet with various dangers. Elephant poachers cause a stampede and Lassie risks her life to save her humans. In setting up camp, the party disturbs two sleeping leopards and the elephants again harass the travelers. In the morning, the Martins discover the herd has wrecked their trailer. The party finally reaches Moroto where they are welcomed by the villagers.
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