Red Ryder Comics #58
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "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.
In "Selden Strikes Again," the threat of the outlaw Selden looms once more as the KKs race to protect a stagecoach carrying the mine payroll, despite Chet’s belief the gang is finished. With a sniper’s precision, Selden opens fire, targeting both driver and paymaster, forcing Ted to act fast—using the terrain to trigger a landslide and drive off the attackers. The payroll survives, the paymaster lives, and a chilling note from the Kiyotee soon arrives, naming Selden and hinting that this won’t be the last time.
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