Young Eagle #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe main story, "Death at Dawn," features Young Eagle uncovering a payroll robbery plot and working to prevent criminals from stealing from a storeroom. A humorous side story shows two prospectors searching for a lost trout in a stream and discussing a fish that supposedly fell into a hole, leading to comic misunderstandings. Young Eagle also confronts criminals hiding a cache of stolen furs, engaging in action to stop them and rescue a character named Charlie from danger.
Cowboy Cal would rather send his watch off for a beauty treatment than keep answering the same pesky question over and over—but when Jad Peste shows up asking for the time once again, Cal has the perfect excuse ready. It's a quick bit of frontier humor that plays on Cal's creative thinking and Peste's persistent curiosity.
Old Smokey hits up his sympathetic friend Fred Harper with a tall tale about losing his most prized companion—a pet trout named Flipper—hoping to soften the man's heart and score some cash. When a missing plank in a wooden bridge leads to tragedy, Old Smokey's remarkable fish friend vanishes into the stream below, leaving the down-on-his-luck prospector with only his heartbreak and his yarn to tell.
An Easterner seeking a desert guide gets an unexpected midnight visit from a would-be escort named Mule Ears in this quick frontier comedy from Young Eagle #3. When the stranger shows up at an ungodly hour with news about the job, things take a humorous turn—one that'll leave you grinning at the punchline.
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Reprinted in Tom Mix #1/1953 (1953), Master Comics #134
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