Star Ranger #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Chief White Wolf" in Star Ranger #7 (1937) delivers a classic frontier clash of land and legacy, as young Bob Horn uncovers a hidden truth about his family’s ranch and a disputed oil well. Written by Irving Frisch and illustrated by Rafael Astarita, the story unfolds with quiet tension as Bob’s accidental discovery sets off a quiet but potent showdown over ownership. The cover by Fred Schwab captures the rugged spirit of the tale, drawing readers into a world where justice and heritage are as vital as the land itself.
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Bob Horn lives on his Dad's ranch, which has a valuable oil well just across the fence on his neighbor's property. Bob discovers by accident that the neighbor moved the fence, and that the well is really his father's property.
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