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Television Favourites Annual#1958
Cover: Walt Howarth

Television Favourites Annual #1958

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In "The Navajo Trail," Dick Carlyle sets out to find his missing artist father, only to arrive at his uncle's remote ranch—unaware it's a hidden stronghold for Apache raiders. Written by Paul S. Newman and illustrated by Tom Gill, this gripping tale unfolds with quiet tension as Dick navigates a landscape where trust is as scarce as water. The story's atmosphere is drawn with care, and the cover by Walt Howarth captures the stark beauty and lurking danger of the American West.

Contains 8 stories
The Navajo Trail
10 pp · Western-Frontier
Lone RangerTontoSilver (horse)Scout (horse)

When Dick Carlyle sets out to find his missing artist father, he stumbles into a web of deception at his uncle’s remote ranch—unaware it’s a front for Apache raiders. With the Lone Ranger and Tonto tracking the threat, and Silver and Scout at their side, the trail leads deeper into the desert, where loyalty and danger are as old as the land itself.

The Confessed Killer
16 pp · Western-Frontier
Matt DillonChesterKitty

In "The Confessed Killer," Matt Dillon faces a mystery that defies belief when both Greg Thorne and his father Tad admit to a stagecoach robbery—yet the sheriff knows the truth isn’t so simple. With Chester at his side and Kitty watching from the shadows, Matt follows a trail of lies and old grudges to uncover the real criminals before justice is twisted beyond repair.

The Clue of the Cryptic Key
10 pp · Western-Frontier
Roy RogersTrigger (horse)Willy Gaines (Express Agent)Bill (Sheriff)Villain 1Villain 2
Message of Mercy
7 pp · Animal, Jungle
LassieRockyTimbuSenhor Terin (engineer)Dinounnamed Chief of the JurusGerry

When Senhor Terin leads a team to build a telephone line through the jungle, the local tribe, the Jurus, fear it's a curse—until a falling pole injures Dino, forcing the young man and his dog Lassie to confront the growing tension. With the unnamed Chief of the Jurus watching closely, Timbu and Gerry must find a way to bridge the gap between tradition and progress before the line is destroyed for good.

Mirage
12 pp · Animal, Western-Frontier
RustyRin Tin TinSergeant O'HaraLt. Ripley 'Rip' MastersCorporal Hall (outlaw)Butch (prisoner)
The Man Hunters
12 pp · Western-Frontier
Rex AllenKoko (a horse)Sheriff Bill BooneTedEd BowePug Blake (villain)Tray (villain)Rocky Dow (villain)
The Clay Horse
10 pp · Western-Frontier
Range RiderDick WestRawhide (a horse)Lucky (a horse)Tom Mansen (first appearance)Doug Mansen (first appearance)Clark (first appearancevillain)
Silver and the Wild Goose
7 pp · Animal, Western-Frontier
MoussaLone Ranger (cameo)Lonnie(cameo)Jeanne (cameo)

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Full credits

artist, inker Tom Gill
cover pencils, inks Walt Howarth

Reprints

↩ Reprints The Lone Ranger #50 (1952), M-G-M's Lassie #25 (1955), The Lone Ranger's Famous Horse Hi-Yo Silver #18 (1956), Rin Tin Tin #18 (1957), Four Color #797 (1957), Rex Allen #25 (1957), The Flying A's Range Rider #20 (1957), Roy Rogers and Trigger #122 (1958), Western Roundup #23 (1958)

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