Roy Rogers Comics #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Poisoned Water," Roy Rogers faces a dual threat: sabotage at a new defense plant, where someone is poisoning the water supply, and a mysterious renegade Indian in a white bearskin terrorizing local tribes, demanding sheep as sacrifice. With the stakes rising on two fronts, Roy must track down the saboteurs while unraveling the strange, unsettling presence haunting the high country. Art by Al Micale brings the rugged Western setting to life, capturing both the tension of the mystery and the stark beauty of the landscape.
In "Poisoned Water," Roy Rogers races to stop saboteurs poisoning the water supply of a new defense plant, while a mysterious renegade Indian in a white bearskin terrorizes nearby tribes, demanding sheep as tribute. The story weaves tension between sabotage and superstition, with Roy navigating both threats in the rugged frontier.
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