Red Ryder Comics #61
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Ted Spirits Chet Out," Ted, disguised as an Indian, orchestrates a daring rescue of the imprisoned Chet, using deception and quick thinking to outwit their captors. With Chet wounded and on the run, Ted leads him to safety, then calls on Sandy and Billy to rally support, all while a tense standoff looms over Robbers' Roost. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Harry Parkhurst, with a striking cover by Fred Harman, this 1948 adventure from Red Ryder Comics #61 blends suspense and frontier grit in a story that keeps the stakes high and the action tight.
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Ted, fixed up like an Indian, contacts imprisoned Chet, lures Dobie out, slugs him unconscious. Chet imitates Dobie to assuage Selden's concerns. Ted rigs the rope, lowers Chet from the cliff's edge, then himself, and carries Chet (wounded from the pistol whippings) to the horses. With the Kiyotee signal howl Ted gathers Sandy and Billy, says Chet is hidden at the wolf-den hide-out, tasks Sandy to bring Chet grub and medicine while Ted grabs rest. Billy shows Ted Doc's paper trying to stir up the governor about Robbers' Roost. Ted thinks it'll incite Selden and gang to shoot up the town.
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