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Red Ryder Comics#36
Cover: Fred Harman

Red Ryder Comics #36

Jul 1946 · Dell · 0.10 USD
“"Counterfeit Money" ends. "Counterfeit Bride" begins”
writer Gaylord Du Bois · artist, inker Morris Gollub · cover Fred Harman

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Cast · 2 characters

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artist, inker Morris Gollub
cover pencils, inks Fred Harman

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On a Crow rite of passage, Dancing Crane fasted until the Spirits spoke. A grizzly appeared and he killed it, and from the skin an eagle appeared which carried him aloft until he fell and awakened from the vision. Forest ablaze from a lightning strike, he fled and fell into a stream, his leg crushed by a falling tree. Found, and nursed to health, but a cripple, he is socially ostracized because superstition. He devotes himself to helping animals. His prayers for each animal's gift are granted: eagle eye, fox-like cunning, fleet of foot. He warns the tribe of an invasion, and becomes a big man.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).