Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #13 [359]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Man-Made Mountains" delivers a sharp, suspenseful moment in a 1964 issue of Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact, where young Joey springs into action to save the governor from an assassination attempt. Written by Berry Reece and brought to life with crisp detail by Joe Sinnott, the story unfolds with a tense, real-time sequence that builds quickly toward a dramatic confrontation. The cover, by Frank Borth, captures the moment’s urgency, while the interior art conveys the gravity of the scene with a grounded, period-appropriate style.
Frumson Wooters, ever the showman, takes on Old Thunder—despite warnings—only to be unseated in a splashy tumble into a watering trough. When Uncle Tom scolds Grogan for the mishap, Frumson overhears a suspicious conversation between Grogan and a ranch hand, hinting at a cattle theft just before the big roundup.
In a pulse-pounding twist of fate, Joey Blatt leaps to save Governor Tim Pettigrew from an assassination attempt—only to find himself in the middle of a far bigger conspiracy. With the president set to announce his successor at a high-stakes reception, Joey and Angie Blatt sneak in, navigating a web of mistaken identities and banana-peel mishaps, while Senator Oilengass’s plans hang in the balance.
Chuck White agrees to manage Tony Laport’s lavish lifestyle, but soon finds himself uneasy about the extravagant costs. As he begins asking questions, Vince and Kitty grow suspicious—determined to protect their comfortable arrangement and keep Chuck from disrupting it.
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Reprinted in Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #3 [491] (1972)
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