Roy Rogers Comics #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Riders for a Windmill," Baby Lou's love for Ginger's puppies takes a perilous turn when a fire breaks out in the shed, trapping them and Lou inside. With the door blocked and flames spreading, Ginger responds to Lou's cries with a desperate, heroic leap through the window—just as Tom and Mary struggle to breach the burning structure. The story captures a tense, heartfelt moment of courage and sacrifice, where the bond between friends and animals is tested in the heat of crisis. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Harry Parkhurst, this 1949 Dell comic delivers a poignant, character-driven tale of bravery, with a cover by Harry Parkhurst.
In "Ginger and Her Puppies," a sudden fire traps Baby Lou and Ginger’s puppies inside a shed, sending the young girl into panic. With the door blocked and flames spreading, Ginger springs into action, breaking through the window to rescue Lou before braving the blaze again for a puppy. The story captures a moment of courage and heart, as the heroes’ quick thinking and determination are tested in the heat of the moment—no spoilers, just a tense, emotional rescue.
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Reprinted in Roy Rogers Comics #14 (1949), Roy Rogers #131
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