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Comicolour Album#[5]/1951
Cover: David Williams

Comicolour Album #[5]/1951

Sep 1950 · Gerald G. Swan · 3/6 [0-3-6 GBP]

In this 1950 issue of Comicolour Album, The Colonel shares a grimly humorous tale from his past: a survival tactic gone tragically wrong, as he recalls using his native bearers as living stepping stones across a river—only to discover too late that the crocodiles had claimed them all. Written, drawn, and inked by Jock McCail, the story unfolds with a mix of dark wit and quiet dread, while David Williams' cover captures the moment with tense, dramatic flair.

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writer, artist, inker Jock McCail · cover David Williams

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writer, artist, inker Jock McCail
cover pencils, inks David Williams

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The Colonel recounts how he had his native bearers stand in a river with bales over their heads so that he could use them as stepping stones. Unfortunately, when he turned around after crossing, crocodiles had eaten them all.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).