Yosemite Sam #70
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Rioting Rivals," Sequoia Sam stumbles into a dusty western town where he’s mistaken for the notorious Yosemite Sam, leading to a showdown of mistaken identities and bank heists. With Daffy Duck stepping in as detective, the case hinges on a clever twist that forces the sheriff to choose between two very similar men—each claiming to be the real Sequoia Sam. Cover by John Costanza, this 1980 Western issue delivers a classic prankster twist with a sharp, satisfying payoff.
Daffy Duck convinces Yosemite Sam to ditch gas-guzzling cars and build a wind wagon—a sail-powered contraption meant to ferry desert dwellers across the dunes. With a mast, a sail, and a whole lot of hubris, the duo sets off, promising smooth rides and zero fuel costs—though the wind has other plans.
When a traveling giant sequoia named Sequoia Sam arrives in a sleepy western town, he’s stunned to find a dead ringer in the form of the town’s notorious outlaw, Yosemite Sam. With a mischievous grin, Sequoia Sam uses the likeness to pull off a bank heist—then lets Yosemite Sam take the fall. Enter Daffy Duck, in full detective mode, tasked with sorting truth from tall tale before the sheriff makes a very wrong arrest. The real challenge? Proving which Sam is which—without either of them admitting anything.
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