Roy Rogers Comics #44
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Ravening Pack," Deputy Sheriff Roy Rogers and Pat Brady are called to a remote desert outpost after a brutal attack leaves a Navajo family dead and the surviving tribespeople paralyzed with fear. With the killer hiding in the treacherous Tohindi cave dwellings, Roy must navigate both the hostile terrain and the growing tension among the community, all while the artist Albert Micale brings the dusty, suspenseful landscape to life with his detailed, atmospheric artwork.
In "The Ravening Pack," Deputy Sheriff Roy Rogers and Pat Brady are called upon when a violent fugitive—rumored to be a crazed Native American—has slaughtered an entire Navajo family and vanished into the treacherous Tohindi cave dwellings. With the local tribe too afraid to enter the caves, Roy and Pat must venture into the unknown, where danger lurks not just in the shadows, but in the growing tension between fear and justice.
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