Cowboys 'N' Injuns #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue contains a story featuring a blonde cowboy character and a red cartoon wolf or fox named Lupo. After the cowboy attempts to trick Lupo and get him to fall off a cliff, Lupo pursues revenge by playing pranks on the cowboy during a domestic sequence involving ironing and bed rest. The story continues with the cowboy and another character heading to a train station to pick up baggage, where they encounter a large shipment of trunks labeled "Timber Gulch" meant for a ranch, ultimately loading all the cargo onto a train with numerous guests.
Tom-Tom springs into action when a mother bear asks him to rescue her baby from the ruthless Lupo Wolf, who's taken the cub to his lair by the waterfalls. What starts as a daring rescue mission quickly spirals into a series of desperate encounters as Tom-Tom must outthink a cunning predator and survive treacherous terrain to bring Joey safely home.
Koko, Kola, and Raymond chase a stray puppy through a pipe and tumble straight into Dogtown, a city where dogs are in charge and humans are treated like strays—complete with licenses, collars, and the threat of auction. When they lose their licenses and get caught by a Kid Catcher, the trio must use their wits to escape back through the very pipe they came in. A clever role-reversal tale that turns the hunters into the hunted.
Punchy and his partner Chuck abandon cow-punching to open a dude ranch, convinced their troubles are behind them—but their first guest, an energetic woman, arrives with mountains of baggage and boundless enthusiasm for "roughing it," launching the two cowboys into a comedic whirlwind of renovations, trail rides, and unexpected developments. What begins as a get-rich-quick scheme quickly tests their patience as they discover that running a dude ranch might be harder work than the jobs they left behind.
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↩ Reprints Tick Tock Tales [Tick Tock Comics] #31 (1951)
Reprinted in Cowboys 'N' Injuns #7 (1958), Cowboys 'N' Injuns #10 (1963)
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