Red Ryder Comics #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bird's-Eye View," Little Beaver finds himself in a tense standoff after tracking rustlers to their hidden camp, only to be captured and forced into menial labor. With the rhythm of chores masking his quiet determination, he waits for the right moment to act—drawn in by the stark contrast between his small, trapped world and the vast landscape stretching beyond. Art by John Hampton brings the frontier's harsh beauty to life, capturing every shadow and sunlit ridge with a steady hand.
In "null," Little Beaver finds himself trapped at a rustlers’ hideout after following their trail, forced to tend to their camp chores while they prepare to move on. With no clear escape and the tension thick in the dusty air, he must stay sharp just to survive the next few days.
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↩ Reprints Red Ryder Comics #96 (1951), Red Ryder Comics #128 (1954), Hopalong Cassidy Comic #115 (1955), Red Ryder Ranch Magazine #146 (1956)
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