M-G-M's Lassie #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Danger Ahead," Lassie, Rocky, and Timbu accompany rubber gatherer Luis Gomes on a photo expedition, but their journey takes a turn when Luis injures his leg. The next day, his son Diego ventures into the jungle alone to collect rubber, prompting Lassie and Timbu to follow—guided by Lassie’s keen sense of smell and the trail of clues left behind. With art by Bob Forgione and a striking cover by Mo Gollub, this 1956 Dell comic captures a quiet moment of adventure and loyalty in the Brazilian jungle.
In "Danger Ahead," Jo and Rocky face a new challenge when the mayor of Rosario calls on them to help guide engineers building a railroad—threats from Serdo and Magre, who fear losing their trucking business, soon test their resolve.
In "Boy of the Wilderness," Lassie and her companions accompany rubber gatherer Luis Gomes on a photo expedition through the Brazilian jungle, where a twisted ankle forces his young son Diego to take up the family's daily task. With Lassie’s keen sense of smell guiding them, the trio follows Diego into the wild, uncovering not just scattered rubber trees but the deeper rhythms of life in the untamed forest.
In a quiet corner of the wild, Reina watches as a herd of peccaries finishes off a jaguar, only to see their leader, Kugar, charge at Tarr—the young cub of the fallen predator. Moved by instinct, she takes the orphaned cub in, raising him alongside her own slightly older cubs.
In the heart of the jungle, Lassie teams up with a young colt to fend off a jacare, setting off a chain of events that brings the colt to the homestead. Timbu takes the colt in and names him Star, but when Rocky plans to sell him in Rosario, a sudden accident leaves him injured—and only Lassie and Star can help get him to safety.
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Reprinted in Lassie #4/1959 (1959), Lassie #5/1980 (1980), Lassie #5/1981 (1981), Lassie #7/1981 (1981)
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