Comics & books I read last week, as #WesternComicsMonth rides off into the sunset.
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Walt Disney's Zorro #9 (1960). The cover shows Guy Williams as Zorro. He has pulled some drapes aside as he walked into a room, and we can see him smiling and holding his sword up.
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Roy Roger's Trigger #5 (1952). The cover shows Roy's horse, Trigger, leading a group of horses away from a large fire.
Cover by Sam Savitt. #WesternComicsMonth
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Wrapping up #Westerncomicsmonth with an issue of All-Star Western. Two stories including the origin of El Diablo!
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Gene Autry's Champion #8 (1952). On the cover, Autry's horse, Champion, is walking in a snowstorm. Behind him, we can see a large pack of horses also walking. In the upper left corner is a small photo of Gene Autry.
Cover by Sam Savitt. #WesternComicsMonth
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The Lone Ranger's Famous Horse Hi-Yo Silver #21 (1957). On the cover, Silver is standing in the snow looking at a brown bunny that is looking back at him.
Cover by Sam Savitt. #WesternComicsMonth
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Rawhide Kid #9 original cover art by John Severin (1956)
Good morning!
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HORROR ON HOGGER HILL page 1 By Jamil Scalese, Claudio Muñoz and Nikki Powers
MOTHER HEN page 1 By Jamil Scalese, Samir Simão and Cristian Docolomansky Cerda
THE SPLENDID FLEEING OF JOE IOWA FROM THE ELM COUNTY AUTHORITIES page 1 By Jamil Scalese and Matías De Vincenzo
SATTERWHITE & FOSGROVE page 13 By Jamil Scalese, Mauro Bueno and Nikki Powers
So, I just discovered it's #WesternComicsMonth with only a day to go!
Welp. I'm Jamil and this prev December I launched ALL-TRUE OUTLAW, a monthly anthology of Western comics by me & a rotating art team🤠
Follow: @alltrueoutlaw.bsky.social
Read: alltrueoutlaw.com
Westward!
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The Outlaw Kid #13 (1956). The cover is a very close up shot of the Kid punching another cowboy in the face. The Kid is wearing his white hat and red mask, and face of the guy he punched is in red shadow, but we can see him grimacing in pain.
Cover art by Joe Maneely, with colors by Stan Goldberg. #WesternComicsMonth.
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Four Color #1013 (1959), featuring Bat Masterson. Based on the tv show, the cover shows Bat looking dapper as usual but he is holding up his cane as if he is about to smack someone with it. "They called him a dude...until he used his cane against the touch crew!"
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Old West-style wanted poster featuring the image of Jughead's Grandfather as "The Two-Bun Kid", in cowboy attire with a burger in each hand and a ketchup bottle in his holster. Originally seen on the cover of Archie's Joke Book #72 (1953)
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Cowgirl Romances #12 (1952). On the cover, a woman is standing behind a tree, shocked and heartbroken, because she can see her cowboy romancing another woman on the other side of it. "Her best friend betrayed her trust-'Send back my love.'"
Cover by Maurice Whitman. #WesternComicsMonth
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Black Cat Western #19 (1949). On the cover, there are two cowboys kneeling down by a bull, and one is about to brand it. The Black Cat has come up behind them, on a horse, and she is about to lasso one of them.
Cover by Lee Elias. #WesternComicsMonth
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Wild Western #55 (1957). On the cover, Kid Colt is walking out of a barn as a man is passing by on his horse. The man is holding a Wanted poster that has the Kid's photo in it. In his other hand, he is holding a rifle.
Cover by John Severin. #WesternComicsMonth
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If you see this, post Jack Kirby art
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Comics & books I read last week, as #WesternComicsMonth rolls on.
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Western Outlaws #17 (1956). The cover shows a sheriff sitting at his desk, cleaning his gun. Behind him, we can see that a cowboy in the jail has gotten hold of a key and is letting himself out. He is also holding a gun and pointing it at the sheriff. The sheriff has an expression suggesting he knows what's happening behind him.
Cover by John Severin. #WesternComicsMonth
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Western Trails #2 (1957). The cover shows the Ringo Kid firing his gun at three men in front of a saloon. One man is already in the ground, and another is kneeling next to him. We can see that a bullet is about to him him. There is also a fourth man still in the saloon, behind the doors. He also has his gun drawn and looks as if he is about to fire at the Kid.
Cover by John Severin. #WesternComicsMonth
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Western Gunfighters #27 (1957). On the cover, we can see three cowboys in an alley, each holding guns as if they're preparing to defend themselves. Out on the street, there are another group of men on horses, riding through town and shooting their guns.
Cover by John Severin. #WesternComicsMonth
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I still haven’t gotten this graded. I think it could be the highest graded copy in the census if i did. I’m just lazy and don’t want it in limbo for a year
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Western Picture Stories #1. The cover shows a cowboy riding his horse while holding a gun high up in his right hand. The horse galloping very quickly.
Star Ranger #1. The cover shows a cowboy on his horse. He is getting ready to throw his lasso and the horse is standing up on its hind legs.
The first two Western-themed comic books, both from 1937. The cover art for both was by W.M. Allison, who worked on a lot of Western-themed pulp magazines. #WesternComicsMonth
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Four Color #1164 (1961), featuring Wanted: Dead or Alive! Based on the tv show featuring Steve McQueen, the cover is a photo of McQueen, seated, and resting his trademark cut down Winchester model 1892 carbine over his arm.
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Cheyenne #6 (1958). The comic is an adaptation of the Western tv show starring Clint Walker. The cover image is a photo of Walker as Cheyenne Bodie.
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