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    Zane Grey's Stories of the West #31

    Zane Grey's Stories of the West » Zane Grey's Stories of the West #31 released by Dell on September 1956.

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    Adaptation in comics form of the Zane Grey novel, The Thundering Herd, about Tom Doan and his friends slaughtering buffalo to a point where they start regretting their actions. Several fun points such as a bike safety article by Wrigley's Gum and what a cowboy really does.

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    Dust, Dirt & Danger as Buffaloes are Slaughtered 0

    Zane Grey's Stories of the West #31 by mourgos on April 18, 2013

    The Thundering Herd is a decent adaptation of the Zane Grey story. Dell Comics didn’t wear the “Comics Code Authority” seal, soon after Congress and others accused comics companies of contributing to juvenile delinquency, since their comics were “good comics.” And it’s true. Their four-color issues were fun to read and dealt with wholesomeness but also tended to sugar-coat the realities of life as here on the open prairies. The Kindle version starts out with a nice painted cover of a cowboy as ...

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