Roy Rogers and Trigger #99
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bear Justice," Roy Rogers and Trigger face a mystery when dynamite goes missing just as a drought threatens the T Bar T ranch. With water scarce and Dan furious, the ranch's gentle giant of a dog, Tom Thumb, becomes an unlikely hero—leading the way to the lost explosives and setting off a blast that reshapes the land. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Ray Thayer, this 1956 Dell adventure blends frontier grit with heart, all under a cover by Ray Thayer.
In a dusty stretch of the frontier, Dan faces a dry wash and a missing dynamite charge—until his loyal dog, Tom Thumb, returns with a box of blasting caps in his mouth. With the ranch’s water supply at stake, Dan watches in disbelief as TT, a lanky Great Dane-wolfhound mix, makes a daring drop from a bluff, sending the explosives tumbling just where they’re needed. The story unfolds with quiet wonder, grounded in the rhythm of the land and the unspoken bond between man and dog.
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Reprinted in Roy Rogers Comics #64 (1956), Roy Rogers Comics #63 (1956), Roy Rogers #6/1957 (1957), Roy Rogers #7/1957 (1957), Roy Rogers #134, Roy Rogers #52, Roy Rogers e o Trigger (Suplemento ao Mundo de Aventuras) #64
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