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On a search for a missing missile, Joey

and Packy fall into the clutches of desperate men!

£ 1B62. INOEMflDENT ULEVjSlON CORPORATION

When Joey and Packy watch our newest missile For once the boys locate the missile, they are pris-

blast off on a test run, they little suspect how its oners of deadly spies and only Fury has a chance

mysterious landing will endanger them. to save them from a grim fate.

HIDDEN LOOT

A jailbreak and the long-hidden loot from a bank As the hunt goes on, Joey and Packy find them-
robbery turn the Broken Wheel range into treas- selves caught in the middle of the deadly game
ure-hunting grounds for desperate men. with a savage puma on the loose.

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I'M AFPAID MR NEWTON
IS ClSHTi WE JUST CONDUCTED
A SECOND TEST OF OUf?
N£W GBOUND -TO-AIR
MISSILE ! IN THE MIDDLE
OF ITS FLIGHT, SUDDEN^

WHO ACE ">OU ?

WHAT AEE YOU

DOING ON THE

SCOfcTEW WHEEL
CANGE?

WAS LUCKIER
THAT >DU BOYS,
FOUND TME MISSILE
BEFORE THOSE
SPIES ACCOM-
PLISHED. THEIR
MISSION :

SO THAT'S WHAT CAUSED
THE TELEVISION inter-
ference: well, /we/

SURE JAMMED THEIR
PLANS TO STEAL
AMERICA'S NEWEST
MISSILE

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I WAS COMING
BACK TO PUT IT
OUT MYSELF!
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TO STEAL FURY FROM
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WILL END UP LIKE
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QANCH. MANY PANCHEPS USED POSTPOLES
FOP BANKS. THEY'D PICK ONE OF 7NE
MANY POSTS AND D/6 fT UP..

THEN, THE HORDE OF GOLD OP SILVER

COWS WOULD BE PLACED IN TNE MOLE.

THE POST WOULD BE PUT BACK UP.

BUT MANY PANCHEPS FORGOT WHICH

POST HID THEIP SAVINGS!

TO THIS DAY, POSTHOLE BANKS HAVE BEEN
FOUND, FILLED WITH OLD COINS/ ANOTHEP
HIDING PLACE WAS UNDEP TREE POGTS AND
RECENTLY SUCH A BANK WAS UNCOVERED IN
„ TEXAS/

/N SOCHY COUNTRY, WHERE FENCES WERE

NOT USED RANCHERS PLACED SAVINGS UHDEP

ODD-SHAPED STONES. SOME D/ED BEFORE

SPENDING THEIP MONEY, LEAI//MS TPEAS-

USE STILL TO BE POUND/

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WHEN ONLY FRANK JAMES WAS LEFT, HE
GAVE HIMSELF UP AND A COURT ACQUITTED
HIM. HE WENT TO RECOVER THE LOOT, BUT

THE FORMER WILDERA/ESS WAS FILLED WITH

FARMS!

The loot was hidden, to be useo when the

GANG SETTLED DOWN. THAT NEVE/? HAPPENED THEY
WERE TAILEO OR EXECUTED, JESSE JAMES fALUMS
WITH A BULLET IN HIS BACK!

AFTER WEARING OUT HALF A DOZEN HORSES
HE STILL FAILED TO REMEMBER WHERE TO DIG.
HE ROOE OFF FOREVER, LEAVING 3EH//VD THE
STILL UNFOUND JAMES SANG LOOT!

FRANK JAMES BOU6HTA FARM IN7HE WfCHfTAS,
GALLOPING FROM IT DAILY IN THE HOPE HE'D RECALL
WHERE ALONG THE OLD TRAIL TO DODGE CITY
THEY'D BURIED THE LOOT.