Red Ryder Comics #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Red Ryder Comics #33 (1946), Fred Harman’s dynamic art brings to life the thrilling conclusion of "Della's Silver" and the gripping start of "Sourdough's Claim." After Red and Little Beaver rescue Miss Della from Doc and Doug, they help her reclaim her silver, share in Navajo culture at the reservation, and send her belongings to the railroad—while the outlaws face justice. Meanwhile, Sourdough Dan returns from the Yukon, rich but tormented by the ghost of his late partner Pete, and a mysterious figure steals a pie from the windowsill, setting off new tensions on the ranch.
In "Concluding 'Della's Silver'; Beginning 'Sourdough's Claim'," Red and Little Beaver rescue Miss Della from the clutches of Doc and Doug, help her reclaim her buried silver, and escort her to the reservation to learn about Navajo traditions—where a travois carries her new blankets to the railroad. Meanwhile, Sourdough Dan returns from the Yukon, rich but tormented by the ghost of his late partner Pete, while a mysterious thief snatches a pie from the windowsill, and Aunty Duchess contemplates mortgaging her ranch for a share in a promising claim—all before Red’s doubts and Joe’s heroics, and a kiss between Beth and Little Beaver, hint at what’s to come.
In "Young Hawk Changes His Skin," Young Hawk and Little Buck, separated from their people, must rely on cunning and courage to survive the frontier. After tracking a prairie wolf and uncovering signs of their tribe’s peril, Young Hawk dons a coyote skin to outwit a Sioux guard, setting in motion a daring plan to save his people.
In a future where kids zip through life in flying cars and grow up overnight thanks to teleteen technology, Granny steps in to show them how to truly have fun. With the help of two eccentric old-timers in a graffiti-covered jet jalopy and a skeptical Doc, she turns the high-tech world upside down—literally—by transforming the telekids’ sleek jetcar into a rolling time capsule of wild, carefree joy.
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