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Four-Color #882
(February
1958) Presenting Señor Zorro (18 pages) Retells the
first episode of the series. Don Diego returns home from Spain and becomes Zorro to
overthrow the evil Capitan Monastario.
Zorro's Secret Passage (14 pages) Retells the second episode
of the series. Monastario suspects one of the de la Vega servants is Zorro and Diego must
find a way to save the innocent man.
Artwork by Alex Toth
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Four-Color #920 (June
1958) The Ghost of the Mission - Part 1
(13 pages)
Retells the episode Zorro Rides to the Mission. Monastario surrounds the mission as part of his plan to
capture Don Torres.
The Ghost of the Mission - Part 2 (13 pages) Retells the
fourth episode. Monastario uses claims of an Indian uprising to invade the mission.
A Bad Day for Bernardo (6 pages) Bernardo has a series of
accidents as he and Zorro search for a missing señorita, unaware that she is simply
trying to elope.
Artwork by Alex Toth
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Four-Color #933
(September 1958) Garcia's Secret (14 pages) Retells the
episode Garcia's Secret Mission. Monastario's latest plot to capture Zorro finds
Sgt. Garcia thrown out of the army in disgrace.
The King's Emmissary (12 pages) Retells the episode
The
Fall of Monastario. The capitan outwits himself when he tries to prove to a visiting
official that Diego is really Zorro.
The Little Zorro (6 pages) Young Manuelo wants to help his
hero Zorro, but the caped adventurer convinces him to attend school instead,
Artwork by Alex Toth
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Four-Color #960 (December
1958) The Eagle's Brood (26 pages)
Retells the episodes The Eagle's Brood and Zorro By Proxy.
The Visitor (6 pages) Diego and Bernardo find a baby on their
doorstep, then help the mother to free her husband from jail.
Artwork by Alex Toth
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Four-Color #976
(March
1959) Gypsy Warning (26 pages) Retells
the episodes Quintana Makes a Choice and Zorro Lights a Fuse.
A Double for Diego (6 pages) When Sgt. Garcia asks Diego for
help in capturing Zorro, he must find a way to be in two places at once.
Artwork by Alex Toth
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Four-Color #1003 (June
1959) The Marauders of Monterey (26 pages)
Retells the episodes Welcome to Monterey and Zorro Rides Alone.
The Enchanted Bell (6 pages) When a tax
collector tries to seize a prized bell Zorro must intervene to avoid a
battle with local Indians.
Artwork by Alex Toth
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Four-Color #1037
(September 1959) The Spaniard's Secret
(26 pages) Retells the episodes The Missing Father, Please
Believe Me and The Broach.
The Mission of San Portolá (4 pages) A
man accidentally tells bandits about his village's gold candlesticks.
Canyon of No Escape (1 page)
Zorro uses a secret cave to help free an enslaved Indian.
Artwork by Warren Tufts
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Zorro #8 (December 1959 -
January 1960) Pirate's Plunder (20 pages)
Zorro takes to the sea to stop the pirate El Diablo from stealing a gold
shipment.
Garcia's Package (6 pages) Garcia buys a pair
of boots with high heels to make him look taller.
Artwork by Warren Tufts
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Zorro #9 (March - May
1960) The Masqueraders of Los Gatos Canyon
(24 pages) Four robbers posing as Zorro are making the people of Los
Angeles doubt their hero.
The Welcomed Intruder (12 pages) Zorro helps
another freedom fighter escape from a firing squad and Garcia's searching
lancers.
Brave Garcia (1 page) This story about
Garcia showing unexpected bravery does not appear in all editions.
Artwork by Warren Tufts
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Zorro #10 (June - August
1960) A Bar of Gold (17 pages) Zorro
allows himself to be captured to help two poor brothers earn the reward.
The Well (9 pages) Zorro forces Garcia to
start paying local merchants for their goods.
The Innkeeper's Lesson (1 page) Zorro forces
a dishonest innkeeper to admit his guilt.
Artwork by Mel Keefer
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Zorro #11 (September -
November 1960) A Stroke of Luck (16
pages) Diego accepts a challenge to a deadly duel in order to reveal who
stole a shipment of gold.
The Hunted (10 pages) Garcia uses two
vicious dogs to chase after Zorro.
Artwork by Mel Keefer
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Zorro #12 (December 1960
- February 1961) The Runaway Witness (21
pages) Zorro must convince a young woman to testify in a murder trial.
Friend Indeed (5 pages) Zorro tricks Sergeant
Garcia into leaving the cuartel so he can free political prisoners.
Artwork by Alex Toth
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Zorro #13 (March - May
1961) The Golden Trail (20 pages)
Zorro must ride to the rescue when no one will believe an Indian's tale
about two strangers stealing a set of gold candlesticks.
Diego's
Dilemma (6 pages) After he is
shot in the shoulder, Diego must avoid a slap on the back from Garcia, who
realizes such a blow will cause great pain to a wounded man.
Artwork by Warren Tufts
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Zorro #14 (June - August
1961) The Monterey Bravo (14 pages)
Vowing to recover his sister's stolen jewels, a headstrong teenager appoints
himself as the town's vigilante.
Diego's Secret (2 pages) Thieves lock
Diego in a cupboard, unaware it leads to Zorro's secret lair.
Outlaw Swords (11 pages) Diego suspects
treachery when a series of robberies befall everuone who has sold land to a
new arrival in town.
Artwork by John Ushler
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Zorro #15 (September -
November 1961) Zorro Repays a Debt (10 pages)
Zorro must free Garcia's latest prisoner, who once helped Zorro himself
escape from jail.
The Made-to-Order Herd (2 pages) Zorro
outwits a cattle rustler and reunites stolen calves with their mothers.
Brand of Fire (14 pages) A band of
arsonists are burning down the homes of those who sent one of them to
prison.
Artwork by John Ushler
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