The Hooded Horseman #20

Mar 1955 · American Comics Group · 0.10 USD

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A man is held captive by a masked woman who forces him to reveal the location of an outlaw's secret hideout; the peigans worry about the boy and devise a plan to rescue him using clues he left behind. Johnny uses his cunning to escape and later helps mark the trail to the hideout with salt, enabling the peigans to track him through a canyon. When they locate the hideout in a narrow canyon with high walls on all sides, they plan to attack; during the rescue, the boy is nearly struck by a sharp stone but manages to escape safely. The story concludes with the peigans celebrating the successful recovery of the boy and their discovery of a new hideout they can use in the future.

Contains 6 stories

Untitled Western-Frontier story

7 pp · Western-Frontier

Hooded Horseman [Bud Fraser]Flash (dog)Crazy Bear (Comanche)

Untitled Western-Frontier story

3 pp · Western-Frontier

Hooded Horseman [Bud Fraser]Flash (dog)JesseClarabelle

Perils of the Old West

1 pp · Non-Fiction, Western-Frontier

A Wyoming cowboy with a talent for empire-building finds himself held captive by a vengeful queen in the exotic Indian kingdom of Sankara—but when a ruthless invader threatens both their realms, old enemies must decide whether to join forces or perish apart. Joe King, known as Cowboy Sahib, faces his greatest test yet in this swashbuckling tale of honor, danger, and impossible choices across a mysterious land.

Untitled Adventure story

7 pp · Adventure, Western-Frontier

Cowboy Sahib [Joe King]Queen RaniKrishna (minister)Rasu

Untitled Western-Frontier story

6 pp · Western-Frontier

Johnny InjunChief ThundercloudLuke Slade (desperado)

Lonesome Charley Reynolds

1 pp · Non-Fiction, Western-Frontier

Charley Reynolds

Charley Reynolds, the legendary scout known to the Sioux as "the White Hunter that Never Fails," volunteers for a perilous solo mission: delivering a critical message 150 miles through hostile territory from General Custer's position in the Black Hills to Fort Laramie. Over four grueling days, Reynolds outwits and outfights countless Sioux warriors, relying on cunning and skill to slip through enemy camps and reach his destination against overwhelming odds.