Roy Rogers Comics #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Roy Rogers and the Ghost of the Lost Galleon," Roy and Sue investigate a series of strange events plaguing the Loriston ranch—earthquakes, fires, and a mysterious bell ringing from beneath the sand. When a whirlwind reveals the buried galleon-shaped house built by the long-dead Sam Powell, the duo follows the eerie sounds into the old mine, where danger and hidden treasure await. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Albert Micale, this 1948 Dell adventure blends Western mystery with a touch of the supernatural, all under a cover by Albert Micale.
In "Roy Rogers and the Ghost of the Lost Galleon," a mysterious bell rings across the desert, echoing from a sand-buried galleon-shaped house tied to a decades-old gold claim. When a series of strange disasters strike the Loriston ranch—earthquakes, fires, floods—Roy Rogers and Sue follow the haunting chimes to uncover the truth behind the buried house, a forgotten mine, and a saboteur whose motives remain hidden.
In "White Wind the Greyhound, Episode 3," a sudden scent halts Shoefly mid-step, signaling danger as a grizzly bear attacks Dennis, leaving him wounded. With quick reflexes and loyalty, Tommy and the faithful White Wind intervene, fending off the beast and saving the rancher. As Dennis recovers, a quiet bond forms between him, Tommy, and Mary—leading to a heartfelt offer of partnership on the ranch, one that White Wind, ever the steadfast companion, seems to approve with a single, knowing woof.
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Reprinted in Roy Rogers Comics #38 (1956), Roy Rogers #99, Roy Rogers Comics #5
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