Red Ryder Comics #65
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bunk House; Vaquero; Hair Brand," Red Ryder faces a deadly standoff when Three Toes, fleeing Gowdry's hounds, climbs a tree just as Little Beaver and Po-ko arrive to drive off the cougar. With tension mounting, Gowdry corners Red, taunting him with a rigged trap meant to frame the outlaw for a cougar's kill. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Bill Ely, this 1948 Dell classic captures the rugged spirit of the West, with Fred Harman's dynamic cover setting the tone for a pulse-pounding showdown.
In "null," wrestler Igor finds himself torn between the roar of the crowd and the quiet presence of Toby, a society girl he’s never met but whose image haunts his thoughts. As he defends his title against the Mad Mauler, his focus wavers—until the fight ends in defeat and the aftermath turns deadly in the dressing room.
In "Billy's Perilous Heroism," Billy risks everything to rescue Ted after a deadly ambush, navigating a treacherous river with nothing but a makeshift raft and sheer determination. With the gold safely delivered and the odds stacked against him, Billy’s courage is tested at every turn—especially when the rapids threaten to claim them both. When Ben arrives to find Ted alive, Sandy’s quiet prayer speaks volumes, and the weight of the moment lingers long after the danger has passed.
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Reprinted in Red Ryder Comics #66 (1949)
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