Western Comic Album #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Buck Jones and the Camel Men" kicks off with a tense, grounded tale of greed and desperation in the Yukon, as the dying Old McAllister’s discovery of a rich gold vein sets a deadly race in motion. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and brought to life with rugged, expressive art by Alberto Giolitti, this Western Comic Album standout features a stark, atmospheric story that unfolds from a single, fateful death. The cover by Walt Howarth captures the grim urgency of the moment, a perfect match for the story’s hard-edged tone.
When prospector Jim McAllister dies en route to Dawson City with a map to a rich gold vein and a letter for his daughter Marion, his death sets off a race between two greedy outlaws—Clay Barnum and Joe Carter—who now seek to claim the fortune for themselves. With Sergeant Preston and his loyal dog Yukon King on the trail, the rugged Yukon wilderness becomes a battleground of survival, deception, and justice.
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↩ Reprints Johnny Mack Brown #4 (1951), Wild Bill Elliott #4 (1951), Buck Jones #6 (1952), Indian Chief #6 (1952), Sergeant Preston of the Yukon #10 (1954)
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