Television Favourites Annual #1959
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Freight War," Matt takes on the powerful Curry, the region’s top freight hauler, after suspecting he’s sabotaging competitors’ stages to eliminate the competition—only time will tell if Matt can gather the proof needed to expose the truth. Written by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer, with art by Jim McDonald and lettering by Ben Oda, this story unfolds in a world where the road is as treacherous as the people on it. The cover by Walt Howarth captures the tension of a high-stakes showdown on the open highway.
Matt Dillon knows Curry’s freight operation is too smooth to be honest, and with rivals falling apart one by one, he’s convinced sabotage’s behind it. With Chester at his side and Kitty keeping an eye on the town’s whispers, he’ll have to dig deep to prove it—before the next stage is burned to the ground.
When the ruthless hunter Mark Gorin arrives at the homestead with his rifle and a plan to claim a jaguar as a trophy, he doesn’t expect the local dog, Lassie, to be fiercely loyal to Cheena—the jaguar—and her cub. With Rocky and the others caught in the tension, the jungle becomes a stage for a quiet standoff where loyalty and instinct clash.
When Bob Jones learns of Pete Rabb’s plan to ambush the stagecoach, he races to Sheriff Clem Miller for help. With the gang briefly in custody, Rabb and his foreman Si Bond escape and turn their rage on Bob and his sister Gail, forcing them to flee into the unforgiving frontier.
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