Roy Rogers Comics #65
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Roy Rogers King of the Cowboys and the Mine at Ghost Gulch," Deputy Roy rides into the dusty shadows of Ghost Gulch to track two escaped Yaqui Indians accused of murder, before they strike again. With the desert heat pressing in and danger lurking in every canyon, Roy must rely on his wits and courage to bring the fugitives to justice—no matter the odds. The story is illustrated by the Al McKimson Team, capturing the rugged spirit of the Old West.
In "Roy Rogers King of the Cowboys and the Mine at Ghost Gulch," Deputy Roy Rogers rides into the eerie silence of Ghost Gulch when the Ware family fails to deliver their weekly gold dust, prompting the Sheriff to send him on a tense, solitary mission into the forgotten mine. With the wind howling through empty cabins and shadows stretching long across the canyon, Roy must uncover what’s hidden in the hills—before the town’s trust in the gold runs out.
In "Roy Rogers King of the Cowboys and the Hermit of Pullin's Pocket," Deputy Roy rides into the rugged frontier of Pullin's Pocket, tracking two escaped Yaqui renegades wanted for murder. With the clock ticking and danger closing in, Roy must navigate the harsh landscape and an uneasy alliance with a reclusive hermit to stop the outlaws before they strike again.
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Reprinted in Roy Rogers #5 (1954), Roy Rogers, le roi des cow-boys #12 (1954), Arizona Kid #8 (1955), Roy Rogers #4/1957 (1957), Roy Rogers #5/1957 (1957), Giant Gunsmoke Western #3 (1960), Roy Rogers #162 (1966), Roy Rogers #26, Roy Rogers Comic Album #7, Roy Rogers Comics #36, Roy Rogers Comics #37, Roy Rogers Comics #98
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