Sun #205

Jan 1953 · Amalgamated Press · 3d [0-0-3 GBP]

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“The Mystery of Injun Joe”

In "The Mystery of Injun Joe," the eerie legend of Galloping Jack Danvers takes a sudden turn in Crossbones Corner on the Portsmouth Road, where the ghostly rider is no longer just a tale. When Dick and Moll find themselves pulled into the mystery, the line between myth and reality begins to blur. Art by Hugh McNeill, with cover by Geoff Campion, this 1953 Amalgamated Press classic delivers a chilling tale from a bygone era.

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artist, inker Hugh McNeill · cover Geoff Campion

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artist, inker Hugh McNeill

cover pencils, inks Geoff Campion

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Crossbones Corner on the Portsmouth Road is believed to be haunted by the ghost of Galloping Jack Danvers - this belief suddenly becomes a reality. Dick and Moll are drawn in and start to investigate.

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