Red Ryder Comics #124
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hi, Sheriff Newt!", a mix-up at Auntie’s kitchen leads to a sweet surprise with a deadly twist—two strangers end up sampling a cake laced with arsenic instead of sugar. When Sheriff Newt arrives on the scene, he’s met with a surprising turn of events as the unsuspecting guests turn out to be the town’s wanted bankrobbers. A 10-cent comic from 1953, this issue features a clever twist of fate and a classic Western mystery, with lettering done in typeset.
In the dusty frontier town of Red Ryder Comics #124, the Phantom Killer strikes again, leaving behind a trail of fear and unanswered questions. With Sheriff Newt stumped and suspicion turning on Bob, Mr. Nevers' jealousy threatens to unravel more than just the case.
In "Hi, Sheriff Newt!" from Red Ryder Comics #124, two fugitives on the run spot Little Beaver and Po-ko near an abandoned mine, recognizing them from wanted posters—making the duo their next target. With the frontier tense and danger closing in, the trail leads to a forgotten shaft where past secrets might be as deadly as the men hunting them.
In a quiet frontier town, a simple mistake with the cake’s frosting sets off a chain of events when two strangers arrive at Auntie’s doorstep. When Sheriff Newt shows up, he’s quick to connect the suspicious visitors to a notorious bank robbery—thanks to a sweet surprise that wasn’t meant to be.
In "null," Red pushes forward with a prisoner bound for Sheriff Banks in Bitteroot, but when the outlaw’s companions strike from the shadows, Red finds himself tied up and at their mercy. Little Beaver, close behind, is about to discover the ambush—and the danger it brings.
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