Pep Comics #70
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Raft of Trouble," Nevada takes a hard turn from reluctance to vengeance when he discovers the rustlers who stole his horses also killed the beloved bear cub Fuzzy. Written by Hazel Marten and illustrated by Bill Woggon, this 1948 adventure follows Nevada as he tracks the outlaws through rugged terrain, culminating in a tense chase that ends with the leader fleeing off a cliff. The cover by Bill Vigoda captures the moment’s urgency, a 10-cent tale of justice and loss from the golden age of comics.
In "null," Nevada faces a moral turning point when he refuses to aid Jeff in tracking down horse rustlers—until he learns they killed the beloved bear cub Fuzzy. With quiet resolve, he takes up his guns and follows their trail into the rugged frontier. The story builds to a tense chase where Nevada corners the outlaw leader, forcing him to flee over a cliff.
In "Penny Wise," Betty tries to save money by developing her and Veronica’s photos herself, only to learn the hard way that cheap shortcuts don’t always pay off—while Veronica, taking the same negatives to the drug store, gets perfect prints for just 7 cents each.
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Reprinted in Pep Comics #69 (1948), Archie Annual #23 (1959), Archie Annual #25 (1959), The Comic Book in America: An Illustrated History #[nn] (1989), Archie Archives #11 (2015)
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