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Red Ryder Comics#58

Red Ryder Comics #58

May 1948 · Dell · 0.10 USD
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“Telecomics Presents Zane Grey's King of the Royal Mounted”

In "Telecomics Presents Zane Grey's King of the Royal Mounted," the KKs race to protect a stagecoach carrying the mine payroll, wary that outlaw Selden and his gang are still a threat. When the driver is shot and the paymaster wounded, Ted uses quick thinking and terrain to trigger a landslide, driving off the attackers and securing the payroll. The story ends with the stage returning to town, bearing a taunting note from the Kiyotee that names Selden and hints at future trouble. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Harry Parkhurst (with inks and lettering also by Parkhurst), this 1948 Dell comic captures the tension and frontier grit of the Western genre.

writer Gaylord Du Bois · artist, inker, letterer Harry Parkhurst

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artist, inker, letterer Harry Parkhurst

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The mine payroll has gone out with only two guards. Chet thinks Selden is out of action. The KKs believe Selden and his gang are still active and two guards aren't enough. They tail the stagecoach. With deliberate murderous aim of rifle, Selden murders the driver, and puts bullets into the door of the stage holding the paymaster. Ted starts a landslide, driving off the gang and saving the payroll. The paymaster is alive, with a shoulder wound. Ted sees the stage gets to the mine. Later, it returns to town with a note from the Kiyotee naming Selden and suggesting more guards next time.

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