Quick Draw McGraw #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Smoke-Free Peace," Quick Draw McGraw and Baba Looey find their desert camp stripped bare by a band of hostile Indians, forcing them to seek aid at Fort Fracas. There, they encounter the newly arrived Colonel Klunker, a man so committed to peace that his unwavering trust begins to strain even the most patient nerves—until one too many concessions push the situation past the breaking point. Written by Vic Lockman and illustrated by Pete Alvarado, with colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop, this 1964 Western gem features a cover by Pete Alvarado.
In "Tomahawk...A Sure Cure for Itchy Scalp," Quick Draw McGraw and Baba Looey find their desert camp stripped bare by a band of hostile Indians, forcing them to seek aid at Fort Fracas—only to encounter Colonel Klunker, a peace-loving commander who’d rather negotiate than defend. As the colonel’s increasingly absurd concessions push the frontier’s limits, the tension mounts with every overture.
When Orvie loses a tooth during a sleepover, Doggie Daddy takes it upon himself to play Tooth Fairy—complete with a dramatic bedside visit and a hastily scribbled note. But with Orvie wide awake and Jo watching from the other bed, the whole act quickly unravels in a series of clumsy, over-the-top attempts to keep the magic alive.
When Quick Draw McGraw and Baba Looey wake up to find their town completely gone—replaced by a seamless, shimmering blankness—they realize they’re facing their most baffling mystery yet. The culprit, Artistic Palletton, a villain with a flair for the dramatic and a paintbrush that defies reality, has coated the entire frontier town in invisible paint, erasing it from sight.
In "Scientific Deduction Goes West," Big City detectives Snooper and Blabber trade their urban ways for the frontier, challenging Quick Draw McGraw to a showdown of wits and tactics—can modern detective work outsmart the old-fashioned grit of the West?
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Reprinted in Familien Flint #13/1970 (1970), Quick Draw McGraw #3
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