Sun #183

Sitting Bull must track down the killer of his friend Red Deer to prove his worthiness to lead the Sioux tribe—a final test that will force him to confront a dangerous rival on the sacred Fire Mountain. With his leadership hanging in the balance, Sitting Bull faces off against Thundercloud, a treacherous warrior with his own ambitions for power. In this 1952 western tale, courage and justice collide in a battle that will determine the tribe's future.

The Girl Guides of the Penguin Patrol head to a dance, but the evening becomes a comedy of missteps, missed connections, and musical mishaps as the young women navigate waltzes, spot dances, and sword dances with varying degrees of grace. Between busted violins, stepped-on feet, and dancers who won't partner up, what should be a night of fun turns into a hilarious showcase of dancing disasters.

Jak and his companion Karina find themselves aboard a speeding spacecraft with Chief Droon as they flee the evil Droons of Mars, only to face a catastrophic meteorite strike that sends their vessel into a desperate spiral. As the impact devastates the city below in a massive explosion, Jak and Karina must hold on for their lives while Chief Droon fights to regain control of the wildly tumbling ship.

In the shadowed halls of a forgotten estate, Sir Julius Rymer teams up with the enigmatic Wild to uncover the truth behind the Silver Dwarf—a tiny, priceless ornament said to hold the secret of Lord Chessington’s lost heir. But as they close in on the mystery, the notorious highwayman Dick Turpin stands in their way, determined to keep the past buried.

This is a collection of brief historical anecdotes about the Old West, presented as factual curiosities rather than a continuous narrative story. The pieces cover various frontier figures and phenomena—from a man driven to violence by constant harassment, to an ill-fated army experiment with Arabian camels, to the survival techniques of Apache warriors, and a famous Mexican bandit's clever escape from unsuspecting card players. Each snippet reads more like a trivia entry than a plot-driven tale with character development or dramatic arc. SKIP