Fearless Davy Crockett #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue features two main stories. "Black Fox" follows an Indian scout who comes to the aid of Davy Crockett and two companions, helping them escape from enemies and guiding them back to their settlement, with the trail of Black Fox ultimately ending in peace. The second story depicts a scouting trip where a chief convinces his council to allow young scouts to ride fast and hard to investigate why game has vanished from their hunting grounds; the scouts discover Gordon and his men shooting at game herds to drive them away, leading to a confrontation at Buffalo Gorge where the truth is revealed and a truce is brokered between Davy and the Indian leader.
Davy Crockett, the frontier's greatest tracker, finds himself on the trail of Black Fox, a cunning rival who has sworn to prove the famous hunter's downfall by any means necessary. When Black Fox's elaborate attempts to cover his tracks—from tree-swinging escapes to water crossings—prove no match for Crockett's woodcraft and cunning, the hunt becomes a battle of wits that will test both men's resolve. The question of which tracker will ultimately triumph drives this six-page clash of skill and strategy across the wilderness.
When famine threatens his tribe's survival, Young Eagle refuses to sell their ancestral hunting grounds to a greedy rancher—but a traitor in their midst and a mysterious disappearance of the game herds may force his hand. Racing to uncover the secret of the vanishing herds before his people starve, Young Eagle discovers a conspiracy that cuts far deeper than simple greed, testing both his courage and his conviction that the land is worth fighting for.
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