The Adventures of Rex the Wonder Dog, #19
Published: January-February 1955
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The Gold Stampede!
Credits
- Pencils: Gil Kane
- Inks: Bernard Sachs
- Letters: Ira Schnapp
Story Notes
Inside front cover.
The Gold Stampede!
Storyline
Danny, Rex and Major Dennis perform at Gold City's annual charity fair. Rex rides a bull, then spots four men. "Funny - they're all smoking pipes!" They eject tear gas from their pipe stems and rob the charity money! Rex turns away stampeding bulls with the tear gas, then follows the men to town and drops a "Gold Nugget Hotel" sign on top of them!
Credits
- Script: Robert Kanigher
- Pencils: Gil Kane
- Inks: Bernard Sachs
- Letters: Gaspar Saladino
Featuring Little Lone Feather
"The kit fox, a harmless and pretty little burrowing animal..."
Storyline
Little Lone Feather provides characteristics and habitat information for species of fox and shrew.
Characters
- Little Lone Feather
Credits
- Pencils: Martin Naydel
- Inks: Martin Naydel
"Detective" Bloodhound!
See No Evil, Hear No Evil!
Storyline
Bobo's latest craze is weightlifting, because detectives need to be tough. Meanwhile thugs plan to kidnap Miss Moka, a chimp movie star. The Sheriff stops by the movie set, and Bobo falls in love. The kidnappers grab Miss Moka, and Bobo follows the getaway trailer - because a taillight is out. Trying brute force, he gets smacked around, so uses brains instead of brawn by splashing salt water in a thug's eyes. Bobo gets a bit part in the movie - and chucks his weights out the window.
Credits
- Script: John Broome
- Pencils: Carmine Infantino
- Inks: Carmine Infantino
- Letters: Gaspar Saladino
Feathered Hitch-Hikers!
"Gee, that's a dandy dog you found, brother!"
Characters
- Little Brother
Credits
- Script: Phil Berube
- Pencils: Phil Berube
- Inks: Phil Berube
- Letters: Phil Berube
Noble Canines
The Four-Footed Lighthouse Keeper!
Storyline
While visiting an uncle's lighthouse, a storm knocks out the power cable and generator. Danny's Uncle Erik have Rex swim to a passing ship to warn it of danger. Swimming and "surfing" aboard, Rex delivers the message - and knocks down smugglers who hijacked the ship to force it into port.
Credits
- Script: John Broome
- Pencils: Gil Kane
- Inks: Bernard Sachs
- Letters: Gaspar Saladino
Now More Than Ever-
Story Notes
Ad for Schwinn's Corvette model.
Story Notes
Sold by The Electric Game Co. Inside back cover.
Story Notes
Back cover.