M-G-M's Lassie #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "M.G.M.'s Lassie and the Fiery Mountain," Lassie and her companions face a sudden crisis when their chartered plane is damaged by volcanic debris during a flight from Peru to Quito. With the wreckage scattered and the danger still mounting, the team must rely on courage and quick thinking to survive the aftermath. Art by Matt Baker and Ray Osrin brings the perilous journey to life, while the cover by Morris Gollub captures the drama in bold, dynamic detail.
Lassie and her companions are en route from Peru to the USA when their chartered plane is forced down by volcanic debris near Quito. Now stranded in a wild jungle, the group must navigate treacherous terrain and the dangers of the fiery mountain—where every step could lead to peril.
In "M.G.M.'s Lassie and the Concrete Jungle," Lassie ventures into the bustling heart of New York City with Timbu, trading the quiet of the hotel for a whirlwind of towering buildings, flashing lights, and unfamiliar sounds. As the pair navigate the city's maze of streets and crowds, their adventure unfolds with the wonder and curiosity of a dog seeing the world for the first time.
In this 1955 tale from M-G-M's Lassie #20, Lassie and her friends head to Maine for a visit with Rocky’s publisher, Mr. Carver, and his son Ricky. When Ricky invites Timbu and Lassie on a sailing trip to catch giant tuna, the adventure begins on the open sea.
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Reprinted in Lassie #5/1960 (1960), Lassie #11193 (1978), Lassie #2/1980 (1980), Lassie #16
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