The Adventures of Rex the Wonder Dog #20
In the frost-kissed hills of New England, young Danny rallies a shy friend to face her fears at an ice-skating competition, only for her to vanish during a snowstorm. With winter closing in, Rex the Wonder Dog takes up the challenge, braving treacherous terrain to find her trapped beneath a fallen boulder. Determined and clever, Rex learns to ski in time to summon help—leading to a triumphant moment when she claims the title of "Ice Queen of Storm Mountain!" Written by John Broome and brought to life with dynamic art by Gil Kane, inks by Bernard Sachs, and lettering by Gaspar Saladino, this 1955 adventure captures heart and heroism in a 10-cent winter tale, with a cover by Gil Kane and Bernard Sachs that captures the storm’s fury.
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In New England winter, Danny encourages a female friend to compete in an ice-skating competition. But skiing, she vanishes. Rex searches alone and finds her trapped under a boulder. Rex learns to ski and brings help. The girl gets the courage to compete and is crowned "Ice Queen of Storm Mountain!"
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