Roy Rogers Comics #57
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Poisoned Water," Roy Rogers faces a dual threat: sabotage targeting the water system of a new defense plant, and a mysterious renegade Indian in a white bearskin who terrorizes local tribes, demanding sheep as sacrifice. With the stakes rising on two fronts, Roy must track down the saboteurs while unraveling the enigma of the white bearskin figure. Art by Al Micale brings the Western frontier to life with crisp, dynamic lines.
In "Poisoned Water," Roy Rogers races to stop saboteurs poisoning the water supply of a new defense plant, all while a mysterious renegade Indian in a white bearskin terrorizes nearby tribes, demanding sheep as tribute. The story weaves tension and mystery through the rugged frontier, where danger comes from both hidden enemies and the unknown.
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Reprinted in Roy Rogers Comics #30 (1951), Roy Rogers Comics #31 (1953), Roy Rogers #205 (1969), Roy Rogers #10, Roy Rogers Comic Album #6, Roy Rogers Comics #29
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