Roy Rogers Comics #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Badland Bullets" kicks off in the dusty frontier with Roy Rogers racing to save Nella from a rustler's trap—when Slick shoots her horse, Roy steps in to earn her trust. With a cryptic riddle on a deerskin poke leading to Grandpa's hidden gold, Roy and Nella track down three robbers' graves and a clue that points straight to Pete, the young relic hunter digging right where the treasure lies. Cover by Albert Micale, this 1948 Dell classic features a thrilling chase, a tense standoff with the posse, and a surprising twist that rewrites the truth behind the gold—written by Gaylord Du Bois, illustrated by Albert Micale.
In "Badland Bullets," Roy Rogers teams up with Jo, a determined woman seeking her grandfather’s hidden gold to save her family’s land, after Slick sabotages her horse. With a cryptic riddle on a deerskin pouch guiding their path, Roy and Jo uncover a trail of graves and a hidden note leading to a relic-hunting deputy who’s been digging right where the treasure lies. As tensions flare and a posse mistakes them for outlaws, trust is tested—until the truth behind the gold and the real thief is revealed.
In "Brownie the Bear, Episode 3," Christmas morning brings an unexpected visitor when Lige drags a chained Brownie into the house, setting off a chain of events that finds Baby June riding off with the bear. As Pat and Pete rally the family and borrow hounds to search, Brownie’s courage is tested when he leaps to protect Baby June from two Canada Lynxes—only to vanish as the search party closes in.
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Reprinted in Roy Rogers #106, Roy Rogers Comics #6
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