New Funnies #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Scarface Indian Fighter," a lone rider dons a disguise to slip past a hostile encampment and save a besieged wagon train—his courage tested not just by the enemy, but by the very identity he’s forced to wear. Written, drawn, inked, and lettered by Sutherland, this 1941 adventure blends frontier tension with a daring act of stealth. The cover by John Woods captures the moment’s peril with bold, dynamic lines.
In the rugged frontier of 1941, Scarface takes a daring stand when a wagon train is set upon by a hostile force of Indians. With the group trapped and outnumbered, he devises a bold plan—disguising himself as one of the attackers to slip through their lines and reach safety. Written and drawn entirely by Sutherland, this tense six-page tale captures the raw stakes of survival on the edge of the wild west.
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