Durango Kid #20

1953-01-01 · 36 pages

The lead story "Dan Brand and Tipi" follows Dan Brand and his Native American ally Tipi as they assist a revolutionary lutionary army against British soldiers, using a Trojan Horse–style tactic to breach fortress walls. In "The Durango Kid: Muley Pike's Big Gold Rush," the Durango Kid contends with a prospector named Muley Pike who is pursuing gold in challenging terrain, with Muley discovering what appears to be an abandoned mine while chasing a maverick calf. The issue also includes a "Wrestling Encyclopedia" section promoting a 1952 wrestling fan's book with photographs and information about wrestlers and wrestling personalities.

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