Red Ryder Comics #96
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Red Ryder Comics #96, Little Beaver finds himself in a tense standoff after tracking rustlers to their hidden camp—now forced to perform chores like hauling water and wood while they prepare to vanish. With art by John Hampton, this 1951 adventure captures the rugged tension of the frontier, where every task could be a step toward escape or danger.
In "null," Little Beaver finds himself trapped at a rustlers’ hideout after following their trail, forced to tend to their camp chores like hauling water and stacking wood while they prepare to move on. The story unfolds with quiet tension as the young scout navigates his captivity, keeping his wits sharp in a dangerous game of patience and survival.
In "null," Little Beaver and Po-ko find themselves caught in the middle of a bank holdup while shopping in town, and when Little Beaver recognizes one of the robbers, the duo sets out to track him down—before the outlaw can strike again.
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Reprinted in Red Ryder #24, Red Ryder Comics #23
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