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Red Ryder Comics 36 FN- (5.5) (1946)

Red Ryder Comics 36 FN- (5.5) (1946)

Dell · July 1946
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FN-5.5Fine Minus
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SKU MAR01.24SB-0974
Publisher Dell
Decade 1940s
Genre Adventure
Pages 52
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Creators
Cover PencilsFred Harman

Little Beaver exposes the counterfeiters. Tim falls for Stella and they marry. He embezzles for her. Once she shows her true colors, he repents. She holds up Pedro for his clothes on her way to robbing the train.

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Issue
36
Cover Date
July 1946
Cover Price
$0.10 USD
  • Little Beaver exposes the counterfeiters. Tim falls for Stella and they marry. He embezzles for her. Once she shows her true colors, he repents. She holds up Pedro for his clothes on her way to robbing the train.
  • Polka Dot is remanded to custody. Half-hand provides Quill a false alibi for his murder attempt on Uncle Petrol, murders Bache to take his place on Nelo's oil expedition, and binds King with wet rawhide thongs.
  • Despite their faces disguised with wigs and beards, Little Beaver recognizes the desperados from the wanted posters. By wit, stealth and speed, he disarms and exposes them, wins over his tribal fellows who hired on to drive the stolen cattle, and frees Red, who explains what happened.
  • On a Crow rite of passage, Dancing Crane fasted until the Spirits spoke. A grizzly appeared and he killed it, and from the skin an eagle appeared which carried him aloft until he fell and awakened from the vision. Forest ablaze from a lightning strike, he fled and fell into a stream, his leg crushed by a falling tree. Found, and nursed to health, but a cripple, he is socially ostracized because superstition. He devotes himself to helping animals. His prayers for each animal's gift are granted: eagle eye, fox-like cunning, fleet of foot. He warns the tribe of an invasion, and becomes a big man.
  • Mother won't take a televiser call from her gossip friend because she's not made up and she fears bad publicity. TeleBoy invents an invisibility machine for such occasions. Otis arrives home and hears disembodied voices. A butterfingers, he drops the invention, breaking it. He goes to the police, bemoaning his plight, but Teleboy calls, reporting they're all okay, that he invented a new gadget.
  • Little Beaver is unaware that he is saving the life of a desperate outlaw, until he finds the cached strongbox of gold, which he hides in a cave. He intends to get the sheriff, but first he cooks fish for dinner.

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