Red Ryder Comics #106
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Wooden Key," Big Jake’s antics finally push Auntie to her limit, leading her to lock him away in a thirty-foot-deep mine shaft—accessible only by a ladder that’s been drawn up. With Pete Alvarado handling both art and inks, this 1952 Dell classic delivers a lighthearted yet clever twist on a classic prankster’s punishment, all set in the rugged frontier world of Red Ryder.
In "null," Red Ryder and Little Beaver take on a corrupt Indian agent who’s swindling rations and trafficking firewater to the tribe. With justice on the line, the duo rides into a tense standoff, determined to expose the man’s deceit before it’s too late.
In "The Wooden Key," Big Jake’s antics finally push Auntie to her limit, leading her to lock him away in a deep mine shaft—its only access a ladder hoisted from above. With the wooden key the sole means of descent, the real test begins: can Big Jake learn discipline before the shaft claims him?
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