Roy Rogers Comics #70
☆ 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 Navajo community where a tragic massacre has left a family dead and a dangerous fugitive—described only as a crazed man—vanished into the treacherous Tohindi cave dwellings. With the local people too fearful to pursue him, Roy and Pat must venture into the unknown, facing both the wilderness and the shadow of a killer they’ve yet to see. The story is illustrated by Albert Micale, whose dynamic artwork brings the tense, isolated landscape to life.
In "The Ravening Pack," Deputy Sheriff Roy Rogers and Pat Brady are called upon when a violent fugitive—rumored to be a deranged Native American—has slaughtered an entire Navajo family and vanished into the treacherous Tohindi cave dwellings. With the local tribes too afraid to pursue him, Roy and Pat must venture into the isolated cliffs, where the shadows hide more than just danger.
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Reprinted in Roy Rogers Comics #44 (1954), Roy Rogers, le roi des cow-boys #[nn] (1954), Roy Rogers #16/1955 (1955), Roy Rogers #157 (1965), Silver Star Western Library #2 (1974), Roy Rogers #19, Roy Rogers Comic Album #4, Roy Rogers Comic Album #8, Roy Rogers Comics #41, Roy Rogers, le roi des cow-boys #16
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