Roy Rogers Comics #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Lynching Moon," Roy Rogers finds himself falsely accused of murder after a stranger steals his clothes and kills Mr. Norton, framing Roy in the process. With the town turning against him, Roy races to clear his name before a mob takes justice into its own hands—only to discover an unexpected ally in Norton’s son. Art by Albert Micale, this 1950 Dell comic delivers a tense, classic Western mystery with a pulse-pounding twist.
In "Lynching Moon," Roy Rogers finds himself wrongly accused of murder when a stranger steals his clothes and kills Mr. Norton, framing Roy in a deadly twist of deception. With a mob closing in and his reputation on the line, Roy must race to clear his name before the noose tightens—only to discover an unexpected ally in the victim’s own son.
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Reprinted in Roy Rogers Comics #32 (1950), Roy Rogers Comic Album #1
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