Roy Rogers Comics #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The White Peril," a 1949 adventure from Roy Rogers Comics #15, a lone range bum threatens peace on the frontier, testing the courage of Mary, her baby, and her loyal dog White Wind. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Harry Parkhurst, this gripping tale unfolds with tension and heart, as danger arrives on horseback and loyalty is put to the ultimate test. The cover by Harry Parkhurst captures the story’s rugged spirit, making this a standout entry in the series.
In "White Wind, Episode 5," a year after Bucky grew antlers, he vanishes with the other deer, leaving Tommy and Dennis to join the round-up. While White Wind stays behind to protect Mary and her baby, a range bum arrives, takes shelter on the porch, and makes a move on Mary—only to be thwarted when White Wind knocks him down. When the man pulls a gun, Mary disarms him, but as he rides off, he fires at White Wind. A shot rings out—Bucky falls. With the man now armed with a knife, White Wind charges, and Bucky, rising from the antler strike, gives chase. The man flees up a tree, and the dog drives off his horse before returning home.
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Reprinted in Roy Rogers Comics #16 (1949)
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