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SECOND PRINTING (W) Cullen Bunn (A/CA) Brian Hurtt An untold tale of the Six! Since the very first issue of The Sixth Gun, readers have clamored for more information about General Hume's horsemen. And now the story can be told. What happened to the horsemen after their master died? This issue, 'Bloodthirsty' Bill Sumter finds himself alone, on the brink of death, and undergoing a frightening transformation. Cover price $3.99.

Novel featuring Skeezix and Uncle Walt's adventures in Arizona. Text and illustrations by Frank O. King. 7.5-in. x 9.5-in.; black/white/orange; 122 pages.

Cover by Ken Bald. Edited by Richard E. Hughes. Stories by Richard Hughes. Art by Sam Cooper, Pete Riss, Charles Sultan, King Ward, and Charles Nicholas. Tales of pre-Code horror from legendary early independent comics publisher ACG. Betty and Slim are menaced by a mysterious black cloud that is somehow alive, fifty years before the Lost TV series. A coward makes a strange bargain to gain courage. Movie star Sandra invokes an ancient Roman deity to ensure her path to stardom. Black Dust; The Dream Keeper; Beyond the Grave; Mirror of Doom; Horror in Hollywood. 36 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.10.

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Six Shooter on the Seven Seas: Part 3 of 5 - (W) Jim Zub (A) Edwin Huang, Misty Coats (CA) Saejin Oh story JIM ZUB art EDWIN HUANG & MISTY COATS cover SAEJIN OH 'SIX SHOOTER ON THE SEVEN SEAS,' Part Three Our real cover is a CRAZY SPOILER of glorious secrets inside so we CAN'T show it to you here! Until release, enjoy this NOT FINAL COVER image of a CUTE KITTEN. This issue: heinous violence, trouble making and all the skullkicking you can handle. (If you love the kitten cover, let us know... maybe we can work something out). 'One of the greatest new series out there.' - Johnny Confidence, CrazyDelicious Cover price $3.50.

Sponsorless Edition (blank back cover). Promotional giveaway distributed by a variety of merchants including Wisco "99" Service Stations, Carnation Malted Milk, Klarer Health Wieners, Fleers Dubble Bubble Gum, Rodeo All-Meat Wieners, Perfect Potato Chips, & others. Back cover blank or printed with information about participating sponsor. 24 pages, full color, 7-in. x 3.5-in., all newsprint, no cover price.

Crackin' Good Edition. Promotional giveaway distributed by a variety of merchants including Wisco "99" Service Stations, Carnation Malted Milk, Klarer Health Wieners, Fleers Dubble Bubble Gum, Rodeo All-Meat Wieners, Perfect Potato Chips, & others. Back cover blank or printed with information about participating sponsor. 24 pages, full color, 7-in. x 3.5-in., all newsprint, no cover price.

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Created by Shekhar Kapur by Zeb Wells & Virgin Studios After the sacking of a sacred Snake Temple at the hands of 68 British soldiers, each generation sees the birth of a 'Snake Woman,' the human vessel of a Goddess hungry for revenge. It is her destiny to hunt down and kill the reincarnated 68 in a single generation, or be destroyed by one of their number. Now, discover the women who came before Jessica Peterson in a journey through history to explore the Curse of the 68! This issue: In the American West of the 1880's, Johnny Kent rides into Oakley, Kansas, unaware that he's hounded by a legendary outlaw that rides for vengeance. When she arrives, he finds himself alone to face a past he doesn't even know he has! Cover price $2.99.

Cover pencils by Dave Manak, inks by Jon D'Agostino. Night Of 1000 Sonics, script by Mike Kanterovich and Ken Penders, pencils by Dave Manak (pgs 1-12) and Art Mawhinney (pgs 13-24), inks by Rich Koslowski; The appearance of a dimensional portal prods Sonic into collecting Sonics from differing dimensional planes to carry out an all-out war on Dr. Robotnik; But the portal also unleashes something even worse onto Moebius. 36 pgs. $1.50. Cover price $1.50.

Includes Tales of the Freedom Fighters presents: Lupe and the Wolfpack: Part 1 Written y Ken Penders. Art by Sam Maxwell and Ken Penders. 32 pages, FC. Cover price $1.75.

# on cover is 12-748-511. Photo cover featuring John Wayne, Dean Martin, Michael Anderson Jr., and Earl Holliman. The Sons of Katie Elder, art by Jack Sparling; Ranch owner Katie Elder's four sons determine to avenge the murder of their father and the swindling of their mother; Based on the 1965 movie. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

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Dude the Obscure - Written by Peter David & Richard Howell. Art by Dave Cockrum & Jim Mooney. Cover by Amanda Conner & Steve Leialoha. The group moves out West to solve the mystery of the specter that's haunting the Horsearound Dude Ranch! They're called upon to punch more than cows, though, when Bridget must triumph over another of the dangerous "tests" her mother's sending her way from beyond the grave! 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.50.

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Cover by J. David Spurlock. Stories and Art by J. David Spurlock and Pat Binder. Space Cowboy creator J. David Spurlock supplies "The Rules of the Game," an all-new galactic-length epic featuring our hero! Also: The first back-up appearance of Marty Meteor and his dog Asteroid, by Chester Cheetah artist Pat Binder! 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $4.95.

Cover art by John Belfi. "Migration to the Moon" one-page non-fiction story. "The Saucer Men," script by Walter Gibson, art by John Belfi; When an invasion of Flying Saucers land at the Bar-Z ranch, the owner Spurs Jackson, of the Arizona ranch and his two ranch hands, Strong Bow and Hank Roper, quickly learn the alien invaders are Martians, lead by one named Korok; Spurs and his ranch hands are taken in the saucers back to Mars. "The Outlaws of the Desert," art by John Belfi; Men are hijacking trucks bringing supplies to the New Pueblo dam; It's up to Hank Roper and Sheriff Townley to stop them. "Incident at Powder River," art by Lou Morales; Two men ride into town; One of them, named Frank, is shot by a man called Black Nick; The other man returns fire and kills the shooters. "The Moon Monsters" text story. "Death from U-235," script by Walter Gibson; When a man falls dead from radiation poisoning, Spurs Jackson is a prime suspect; Spurs had claimed a desire for revenge against the man for murdering father; When it is proven the man died of radiation poisoning, Spurs and Hank Roper investigate to discover a spaceship. "The Mystery of the Indian Hills"; When Jigg Larsen and his cattle rustlers raid the Arizona ranch owned by Laura Towne, the Rancho Oro, he has his men burn the ranch house with Stew Carey inside; Strong Bow, one of Spurs Jackson's Space Vigilantes, finds the burning ranch and rescues Stew Carey. "How a Visitor from Space Won the Great West for America" half-page story about Tecumsah. Indicia states "SPACE WESTERN COMICS." 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Stan Campbell. Stories and art by Stan Campbell and Walter Gibson. The fourth of five titles for the comic that was previously Yellowjacket Comics, Jack in the Box, and Cowboy Western. An odd title that features a mashup of Western and science-fiction stories. Spurs Jackson and his "Space Vigilantes" fly an untested rocket to Venus after Venusian spies steal the A-bomb, in one of two Spurs Jackson stories written by Walter Gibson, legendary author of The Shadow's pulp adventures. Native hero Strong Bow investigates when a modern-day convoy is apparently attacked by Civil War cavalry on horseback. Hank Roper tracks the Jinx of Black Ridge Ranch after "Hardluck Cady" has his roulette winnings stolen by bandits. Fun cowboys-vs.-aliens cover by Stan Campbell. Plus a black-and-white preview page on the inside cover (also by Campbell) that's almost better than the comics stories it describes. Spurs Jackson: The Green Men of Venus; Jinx of Black Ridge Ranch; The Red Men from Mars; Spurs Jackson: Danger Below; Strong Bow: The Phantom HighJackers. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Cover art by Stan Campbell. "Spurs Jackson And His Space Vigilantes Meet the Sun Masters," script by Walter Gibson, art by Stan Campbell; When Aku and his Sun People show up in an enormous, gleaming saucer, Aku tells Spurs his people possess a powerful energy source they would like to be permitted to land and share with Earth; Hank relays the acceptance of the offer. "The Return of the Aztecs," script by Walter Gibson, art by John Belfi; Hank drives Strong Bow to a ritual held by Strong Bow's tribe of Pueblo-dwelling Native Americans; Strong Bow tells the story of centuries earlier, when Aztecs use instructions from their sacred book, the Popol Vuh, to build a rocketship in an effort to escape the European invaders. "The Space Bronco" text story. "Spurs Jackson And His Space Vigilantes Tangle With The Outlaws of Mars," script by Walter Gibson, art by Stan Campbell; Spurs Jackson and his Space Vigilantes, Hank and Strong Bow, return to Mars to help Queen Thula once more. "An Amazing Space Journey" one-page story, art by John Belfi. "The Riddle of Skull Valley," script by Walter Gibson; Sheriff Townley and Hank Roper investigate the sighting of mysterious black UFOs; Anzo, Master of the Black World,lands to claim Hank Roper and Sheriff Townley as specimens. Indicia states "SPACE WESTERN COMICS." 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Cover art by Stan Campbell. "The Madman of Mars," script by Walter Gibson, art by Stan Campbell; Rockets bearing hydrogen bombs and originating from Mars are destroying major cities on Earth; Spurs Jackson is called in by General Carpenter to go discover the source of the Martian bombs; Nazis who travelled to Mars in 1935 are discovered to be sending the bombs. "Spurs Sees Red!", script by Walter Gibson, art by John Belfi; When a flying saucer lands at the McLeod farm, Pop McLeod leaves his daughter Jane in the house while goes out to investigate; He is shot by a sniper, so Jane goes to Spurs for help; Spurs investigates, discovering the saucer is of Soviet design. "Visit in Spaceman's Gulch!" one-page story. "Spurs Jackson and the Selenites!" text story. "The Stone Men From Space," script by Walter Gibson, art by John Belfi; Queen Thuvia is talking to Spurs, the Mayans Strong Bow, Rapid Fox about desert petrified logs; She gives Strong Bow a thuvia flower she says will grow in the desert then goes Mars; Strong Bow says the flower won't grow in desert and discards it. "The Menace of Comet 'X'", script by Walter Gibson, art by John Belfi; Spurs and his Space Vigilantes are contacted to investigate a dangerous comet; Spurs takes along Queen Thula of Mars; Spurs and the other vigilantes are captured, only to discover Spurs's old enemies, Korok, ex-Prime Minister of Mars, and Vodor from Venus are piloting the deadly comet toward Earth to devastate the planet. Mars is next. "SPACE WESTERN COMICS." 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Hell's Angels story. Chuck story, art by Gus Jud. After Falling Down a Mountain Side, Wins Baseball Game starring Speed Spaulding, art by Robert S. Pious. Marcelle and Her Men story, script and art by Art Helfant. Jungo story. Article on Winston Churchill. Ali Baba story, art by Harry Lazarus. Boxie Weaver and Sailor Shipley. The Famous Six-Shooter. Detective Click Hunt story. 68 pgs. Cover price $0.10.

The Dancing Tramp starring Saxie and Peaches. Killer...Frank Nash--True Dramatic Crime. Fangs the Wolf Boy story, art by Sid Greene. Super-Eye Magnifies 100,000 Times true story. An Amazing Adventure text story. Ali Baba story, art by Sid Lazarus. Inspector Click Hunt story, art by Sid Greene. Heroine of Lighthouse. Battle of the Beasts story. Boys Grab Burglar featuring Junior Star of the Month. Hell's Angels story. 68 pgs. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.

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The showdown! The Hellspawn known as Gunslinger hits town, aiming to bring Hell to the high plains. The townspeople have one chance of survival. One man will go up against the Gunslinger... if they don't lynch him first. Cover price $2.95.

Cover by Todd McFarlane Eye of the Storm: Part 2 - (W) Will Carlton (A) Szymon Kudranski TODD McFARLANE RETURNS TO SPAWN AS WRITER AND COVER ARTIST! Celebrate SPAWN's 20th Anniversary with this special landmark release. Jim Downing has long been a man lost - confused by his missing past, hounded at every turn and manipulated by forces beyond his control. No longer. With his past finally coming into focus and a full understanding of the man he once was just out of reach, Jim embraces the full might of his horrific hell-born powers to piece together a mystery that has ties to the very core of the Spawn universe. Old enemies will return. New dangers will emerge. And events woven within the complex fabric of Spawn's rich mythology will begin to coalesce. What happens from this point forward has been 20 YEARS IN THE MAKING! Cover price $3.99.

Limited 1 for 50 Variant Cover by Todd McFarlane Eye of the Storm: Part 2 - (W) Will Carlton (A) Szymon Kudranski TODD McFARLANE RETURNS TO SPAWN AS WRITER AND COVER ARTIST! Celebrate SPAWN's 20th Anniversary with this special landmark release. Jim Downing has long been a man lost - confused by his missing past, hounded at every turn and manipulated by forces beyond his control. No longer. With his past finally coming into focus and a full understanding of the man he once was just out of reach, Jim embraces the full might of his horrific hell-born powers to piece together a mystery that has ties to the very core of the Spawn universe. Old enemies will return. New dangers will emerge. And events woven within the complex fabric of Spawn's rich mythology will begin to coalesce. What happens from this point forward has been 20 YEARS IN THE MAKING! Cover price $3.99.

Original cover price: 40p. All the latest UK/US comics news. Colin Wilson interview (part 2); Walt and Louise Simonson on X-Factor and the Mutant Massacre; John Byrne's Superman; Alan Moore's 'Maxwell the Magic Cat' strip.

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Arie Kaplan (w); Robby Musso (a & c) A lunatic has rigged a train to explode, and it's heading for the sleepy town of Mahfoon, Arizona. Only Navajo bounty hunter Sleek Raven can out-race the locomotive and save the town... Arie Kaplan and Robby Musso conclude their stories of past Racers throughout history with a rip-roarin' tale of the Old West. Cover price $3.99.

1st Printing - Reproduction Edition, reprints "Spicy Western Stories" from March, 1941. Softcover, 7" x 10", 128 pages, B&W. Cover price $14.95.

Origin of Ra-Ka-Tep. Reprints "Mystery Comics Digest" #1. Cover price $0.25.

Origin of Ra-Ka-Tep. Reprints "Mystery Comics Digest" #1. Cover price $0.25.

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Stories by Will Eisner and Jules Feiffer. Art by Eisner, Klaus Nordling, and John Spranger. Cover by Eisner. Kitchen Sink introduces Eisners classic stories from the 1940s and '50 to a new generation. Voodoo in Manhattan; The Van Guall Diamonds; Veta Barra; 16-page color section features Dead Duck Dolan and Tarnation. Plus a Shop Talk interview with Jack Kirby! 8 1/2 in. x 11 in. 64 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $2.95.

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Limited Edition Reprint of the Spirit Weekly Newspaper Comic reprint dated March 2, 1941. Will Eisner wrote individual commentary (on the back page) for most every issue in this reprint series. 6-1/4" x 9 3/8" inches, 8 pages, b&w.

36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

Stories and art by Carl Burgos, A. L. Petersen, Gill Fox, Lorraine Fox, Terry Gilkison, Fred Schwab, H. David, W. M. Allison, Pat Allen, Jack Binder, Paul Gustavson and Bob McCay (credited as Winsor McCay, Jr.). Sometimes listed as Star Comics #17. Centaur Publishing takes over publication of the early anthology of adventure and humor comics, part of the first generation of comic books. A Western tale about the last stand of the Dalton Gang. A one-page strip featuring Little Nemo's Impy drawn by Bob McCay (credited as Winsor McCay, Jr.). Count Rocco, the last pirate, stays one step ahead of the law and his fellow pirates, in a story by Human Torch creator Carl Burgos. Plus a strip on stamp collecting. The End of the Daltons; Phantom Rider; Bows An' Arrows; Davy Jones; Professor McScrewy; Impy; Diana Deane in Hollywood; Dash of the 100th Century; Junior Detective; Speed Silvers; Detective O'Leary; The Last Pirate; The Story Behind A Stamp. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Martin Filchock. Stories and art by Carl Burgos, Ed Wood, Fred Schwab, Martin Filchock, Dick Ryan, W. M. Allison, Paul Gustavson and Tarpe Mills. Sometimes listed as Star Comics #22. Centaur Publishing takes over publication of the early anthology of adventure and humor comics, part of the first generation of comic books. En route to France, Rocco and his crew of pirates are captured by the masked pirate called The Rat, in a story by Human Torch creator Carl Burgos. While modeling gowns, in a Hollywood dress shop, Diana Deane is discovered by a film producer, in a story by early female comics artist Tarpe Mills, creator of Miss Fury. Arizona's Ace Trick; Phantom Rider; Davy Jones; Diana Deane in Hollywood; Toots; Tom Dawson; Shanty O'Toole; Peanut O'Hooligan; Black and Tan; Speed Silvers; The Last Pirate; Homer Butts. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by W. M. Allison. Stories and art by Irving Frisch, Norman A. Daniels, Frank Gruber, W. C. Miller, W. M. Allison, Dick Ryan, Fred Schwab, LaRue Edwards, Omar Gwinn, W. C. Brigham, Valens Morgno, Tom Curry, Richard Speed and Creig Flessel. An early Western anthology published by Harry Chesler, one of the first Western-themed U. S. comic books (along with Western Picture Stories). Texas Ranger Lee Trent goes after the mysterious bank-robbing gang known only as the Ghost Riders. Historical and educational strips, including comics biographies of Jesse James, Sitting Bull, Horace Greeley and Buffalo Bill. Short Western strips, sometimes just one to three pages, with titles like Wanted Men and Empty Six-Guns. An escaped convict is given away by a toothbrush. Jess Phoolin; Trailer Triggers; Death's Head Range; Tenderfoot Joe; The Ghost Riders; Jesse James; Trouble Hunters; Western Facts; The Winnah; Lobo; Ace and Deuce; Copperhead Canyon; Sitting Bull; Waitin' For a Sucker; Home On the Range; Valley of Living Death; Horace Greeley; Empty Six-Guns; Fangs of Fate; Daffy Dills; Wrong Again; Wanted Men; Dude McStude; Silver Saddle; Slim Pickens; Out Where the West Begins; Air Patrol; The West That Was; The Joker; Stolen Gold; Homeless Oscar; Lariat Law; The Return of Tarzan; Watch Out; The Valley of Fear; Buffalo Bill; Killer McGee Robs a Bank; Lonesome Luke. 8 1/2-in. x 11 1/2 in., 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Fred Schwab. Stories and art by Ken Fitch, Norman A. Daniels, Fred Guardineer, W. M. Allison, Dick Ryan, Fred Schwab, James Sanders, Rafael Astarita, Tom Curry, Richard Speed and Creig Flessel. An early Western anthology published by Harry Chesler, one of the first Western-themed U. S. comic books (along with Western Picture Stories). A missing-persons investigation leads a sheriff to an old ghost town and a band of murderous robbers. Historical and educational strips, including comics biographies of The Pony Express, Red Cloud, and Pancho Villa. Short Western strips, sometimes just one to three pages, with titles like Home on the Range and Gopher Moore. How the buffalo coexisted with the Native Americans in the years before white settlements. To a Pinto Pony; The Pony Express; Tenderfoot Joe; Tenderfoot Mary; The Ghosts of Ghost Town; Ace and Deuce; The Old One; Red Cloud; Cowboy Jake; Francisco Villa; Gun Boss; Boss of the Ranch; Wanted for Murder; Sam Hill; Home on the Range; Trouble Shooters; Gopher Moore; Bandit Raid; Pal; Homeless Oscar; Spurs For a Man; Midnight Mob; Pinto Pete; Hurtling Death; Jest the Type; Vanishing Herd; Western Facts; Okie Doke; Jess Phoolin; Bull Moose; The West That Was; Killer McGee; Smoke Range; Hi-Lee Hi-Low; Lonesome Luke. 8 1/2-in. x 11 1/2 in., 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Dick Ryan. Stories and art by Charles Biro, Jack Romer, Norman Daniels, Fred Guardineer, W. M. Allison, Dick Ryan, Bard Reynolds, Rafael Astarita, Fred Schwab, Jim Chambers, Charles R. Allen and Irving Frisch. An early Western anthology published by Harry Chesler, one of the first Western-themed U. S. comic books (along with Western Picture Stories). Historical and educational strips, including comics biographies of Chief Two Gun White Calf, Pat Crowe and The Prairie Dog. Short Western strips, sometimes just one to three pages, with titles like Lyin' Lou and Tenderfoot Joe. Banditos hijack a plane with military pilot Ted aboard, and he mounts a desperate plan. Outlaws fleeing a posse are stymied by a poisoned well. Also featuring an early story by Charles Biro, later the mind behind the notorious Crime Does Not Pay comic. Air Plunder; Taca Tala; Real Man; Poisoned Water; Death Rides the Range; Tenderfoot Joe; Tenderfoot Mary; Wild West Junior; Ace and Deuce; Words Without Music; Null and Void; Cowboy Jake; Lyin' Lou; Chief Two Gun White Calf; The Square-Ups; The Old Prospector; The Last Hand; The Gay Desperado; Out Where the West Begins; Gopher Moore; Tommy Hawk; Tubby of the T-Bone Ranch; Homeless Oscar; Wagon Trail; Trouble Hunters; Hokus-Pokus; Wings Over the Border; Jest the Type; Yes Sir, That's My Baby; Western Facts; Pedro and Pancho; Jess Phoolin; Prairie Dog; Palsy-Walsy; Pat Crowe; Slim Pickens; The West That Was; Killer McGee; Bunk House; Lonesome Luke. 8 1/2-in. x 11 1/2 in., 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Fred Schwab. Stories and art by Jack Cole, Will Eisner, Norman Daniels, Fred Guardineer, Tod Moro, Jack Meltzer, Creig Flessel, Fred Schwab, Jim Chambers, and Irving Frisch. An early Western anthology published by Harry Chesler, one of the first Western-themed U. S. comic books (along with Western Picture Stories). Historical and educational strips, including comics biographies of Jack Dalton and Chief Bad Hawk. Short Western strips, sometimes just one to three pages, with titles like Lyin' Lou and Tenderfoot Joe. The Trouble Hunters match wits with two rodeo rejects who have a supply of fireworks. Killer McGee is tried for his crimes against an entire state. Also featuring early stories and art by comics legends Jack Cole (creator of Plastic Man) and Will Eisner.White Coat; Death Rides the Air Patrol; Ace in the Hole; Next of Kin; Tenderfoot Joe; Tenderfoot Mary; Wild West Junior; Ace and Deuce; Words Without Music; Null and Void; Cowboy Jake; Lyin' Lou; Chief Bad Hawk; Rolling Plains; White Coat; Rattlesnake; Stage Hold-Up; Air Patrol; Ace In the Hole; Tommy Hawk; Tubby of the T-Bone Ranch; Homeless Oscar; Next-o'-Kin; Trouble Hunters; Free Gold; Where Men Are Men; Daffy-Dills; Western Facts; Pedro and Pancho; Jess Phoolin; Slim Pickens; The West That Was; Killer McGee; Bunk House; Lonesome Luke. 8 1/2-in. x 11 1/2 in., 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Cover by Fred Schwab. Stories and art by Charles Biro, Norman Daniels, Fred Guardineer, Tod Moro, Richard Speed, Jack Romer, Fred Schwab, William Allison, Ken Fitch and Rafael Astarita. An early Western anthology published by Harry Chesler, one of the first Western-themed U. S. comic books (along with Western Picture Stories). Historical and educational strips, including comics biographies of Arizona Pete and Chief White Wolf. Short Western strips, sometimes just one to three pages, with titles like Lyin' Lou and Tenderfoot Joe. Lyin' Lou tells the story of the biggest mosquito of all time, but then, his name is Lyin' Lou. Outlaw and recluse Arizona Pete lives in the hills, defying the sheriffs of two states for years. Also featuring an early story by Charles Biro, later the mind behind the notorious Crime Does Not Pay comic. Chief White Wolf; Air Patrol; The Cowgirl; Arizona Pete; Tenderfoot Joe; Tenderfoot Mary; Wild West Junior; Ace and Deuce; Words Without Music; Null and Void; Cowboy Jake; Lyin' Lou; Baldy; Covered Wagons; Human Pelts; Midnight Bandit Raid; Pilot's Courage; Lucky Draw; The Dude Departs; Tubby of the T-Bone Ranch; Homeless Oscar; Two Gun Surprise; Jest the Type; Jest a Laugh; Daffy-Dills; Jess Phoolin; Slim Pickens; Killer McGee; Lonesome Luke. 8 1/2-in. x 11 1/2 in., 68 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Fred Schwab. Stories and art by Paul Gustavson, Norman Daniels, Fred Guardineer, Tod Moro, Richard Speed, Tom Curry, Frank Frollo, Fred Schwab, William Allison, Dick Ryan, Irving Frisch, Will Harr and Rafael Astarita. An early Western anthology published by Harry Chesler, one of the first Western-themed U. S. comic books (along with Western Picture Stories). Short Western strips, sometimes just one to three pages, with titles like Wild West Junior and Tenderfoot Joe. The Air Patrol helps maintain law and order on the frontier. Lyin' Lou's latest story is so outrageous, even he's not sure he believes it. Air Patrol; Tenderfoot Joe; Wild West Junior; Ace and Deuce; Null and Void; Cowboy Jake; Lyin' Lou; Tommy Hawk; Christmas Bullets; Bread and Bullets; Gold Coast; Blood on the Rio Grande. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Fred Schwab. Stories and art by Paul Gustavson, Norman Daniels, Fred Guardineer, Tod Moro, Richard Speed, Tom Curry, Frank Frollo, Fred Schwab, William Allison, Dick Ryan, Irving Frisch, Will Harr and Rafael Astarita. An early Western anthology published by Harry Chesler, one of the first Western-themed U. S. comic books (along with Western Picture Stories). Short Western strips, sometimes just one to three pages, with titles like Wild West Junior and Tenderfoot Joe. The Trouble Hunters tackle outlaws in the mostly modern West. Lyin' Lou tells a tale that's even taller than the last tale he told. Trouble Hunters; Tenderfoot Joe; Wild West Junior; Ace and Deuce; Null and Void; Cowboy Jake; Lyin' Lou; Tommy Hawk; Tubby of the T-Bone Ranch; Lee Trent; Invisible Armor; Burning Luck. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Fred Schwab. Stories and art by Jack Cole, Bob Wood, Norman Daniels, Fred Guardineer, Gill Fox, Paul Gustavson, Al Hopkins, Frank Frollo, Fred Schwab, Bard Reynolds, Ken Ernst, and Rafael Astarita. An early Western anthology published by Harry Chesler, one of the first Western-themed U. S. comic books (along with Western Picture Stories). Tenderfoot Joe has trouble shoeing a horse, so he buys it cowboy boots instead. Historical and educational strips, including comics biographies of Geronimo and Teddy Roosevelt. Short Western strips, sometimes just one to three pages, with titles like Lyin' Lou and Tenderfoot Joe. An early humor strip (and cover) by comics legend Jack Cole, creator of Plastic Man. Also featuring an early story by Bob Wood, later the mind behind the notorious Crime Does Not Pay comic. Lucky Brand; Wild Horse; Down the Trail; Chief Geronimo; Trail Blazers; Top-notchers; American Eagle; Air Patrol; Medicine Man; Rescue Assignment; Tenderfoot Joe; Killing to Live; Wild West Junior; Ace and Deuce; Words Without Music; Null and Void; Cowboy Jake; Lyin' Lou; The Rifle Riders; Spurs; Lee Trent; Jest the Type; Jess Phoolin; Slim Pickens; Killer McGee; Lonesome Luke. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Fred Schwab. Stories and art by Paul Gustavson, Norman Daniels, Fred Guardineer, Tod Moro, Richard Speed, Fred Schwab, William Allison, Dick Ryan, and Rafael Astarita. An early Western anthology published by Harry Chesler, one of the first Western-themed U. S. comic books (along with Western Picture Stories). Short Western strips, sometimes just one to three pages, with titles like Wild West Junior and Cowboy Jake. The Trouble Hunters find a new assignment in the New West. Lyin' Lou's latest story is so incredible, even his mother doesn't believe it. Wild West Junior; Ace and Deuce; Null and Void; Cowboy Jake; Lyin' Lou; Two-Gun Egbert; Tubby of the T-Bone Ranch; Pedro Jumps Again; Fire; Shadowgraphs. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Jack Cole. Stories and art by Paul Gustavson, Norman Daniels, Fred Guardineer, Tod Moro, Richard Speed, Fred Schwab, William Allison, Dick Ryan, and Rafael Astarita. An early Western anthology published by Harry Chesler, one of the first Western-themed U. S. comic books (along with Western Picture Stories). Short Western strips, sometimes just one to three pages, with titles like Wild West Junior and Cowboy Jake. The Trouble Hunters tackle outlaws in the modern West. The Air Patrol helps maintain law and order on the US-Mexico border. Cover by comics legend Jack Cole, creator of Plastic Man. Wild West Junior; Ace and Deuce; Null and Void; Cowboy Jake; Lyin' Lou; Tenderfoot Joe; Trouble Hunters; Air Patrol; Lee Trent; Two Buckaroos; The Torn Map; Monarch of the Glen; White Beaver. Final issue under this title; series continues as Cowboy Comics (1938) #13. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Terry Gilkison. Stories and art by Will Eisner, Jack Cole, Paul Gustavson, Terry Gilkison, George Filchock, Al Hopkins, Pat Allen, Martin Filchock, Fred Schwab, Maurice Kashuba, Will Harr, and Maurice Gutwirth. Centaur publishes the final run of Star Ranger, one of the very first Western comics. Short Western strips, sometimes just one to three pages, with titles like Wild West Junior and Cowboy Jake. Historical and educational strips, including comics biographies of Frank James, "Wild Bill" Hickock, Bob Dalton, William Tilghman and Kit Carson. In the early days of the frontier, the mysterious scout known as The Ermine emerges from the woods to help a pioneer family. A lawman sets a trap for a criminal running a phony tax scheme on homesteaders, in a very early story by comics legend Will Eisner. An early humor strip by comics legend Jack Cole, creator of Plastic Man. True WesterNotes; Home in the Ozarks; Tenderfoot Joe; Tenderfoot Mary; Wild West Junior; The Ermine; Rangeography!; 'Wild Tex' Martin; Cowboy Jake; Lyin' Lou; The Plugged Dummy; The Riddle Roundup!; Sunset; The Rodeo Rope Rescue; How to Draw Comic Cowgals; One Buck and Two Bits; Famous Frontiersmen; Crime Doesn't Pay; Daffy-Dills; Jess Phoolin; Slim Pickens; Spurs; Red Coat; Two Buckaroos; Trouble Hunters; Medicine Man. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Cover by Jack Cole. Stories and art by Jack Cole, Ray Burley, Terry Gilkison, George Filchock, Howard Hastings, Pat Allen, Martin Filchock, Fred Schwab, Victor J. Dowling, and Joe E. Buresch. Centaur publishes the final run of Star Ranger, one of the very first Western comics. Short Western strips, sometimes just one to three pages, with titles like Wild West Junior and Cowboy Jake. Historical and educational strips, including comics biographies of "Wild Bill" Hickock and the Texas Rangers, and fun facts about the Rio Grande and the Mavericks. The new sheriff in town tries to stop the train-robbing Casey Bunch. A wealthy rancher almost kills the wrong man for stealing his black stallion, but luckily Native American detective Bigmoose deciphers the clues. Moonshine saves a farm family from being swindled by city slickers, in an early humor strip by comics legend Jack Cole, creator of Plastic Man. Home in the Ozarks; The Ermine; Rangeography!; Fabricatin' Phil; The Wild Casey Bunch Tangles with a Kid Sheriff; One Buck and Two Bits; Footprints in the Dust; How to Draw Comic Cowboys featuring Horsefeathers; The Secret of the White Sands; Famous Frontiersmen; Windy Parks; Joe Ticket the Picket; Buck Bush. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Maurice Filchock. Stories and art by Jack Cole, Paul Gustavson, George Filchock, Howard Hastings, Pat Allen, Martin Filchock, Fred Schwab, Victor J. Dowling, and Joe E. Buresch. Centaur publishes the final run of Star Ranger, one of the very first Western comics. Short Western strips, sometimes just one to three pages, with titles like Wild West Junior and Cowboy Jake. Lyin' Lou tells a tale so tall it reaches all the way to the moon. In the early days of the frontier, the mysterious scout known as The Ermine emerges from the woods to help a pioneer family. An early Western strip by comics legend Jack Cole, creator of Plastic Man. Bad Medicine; Tenderfoot Joe; Lyin' Lou; The Ermine; Windy Parks; Krazy Koot; Huck Pshaw; One Buck and Two Bits; Home in the Ozarks; Comic Cowboys; Marked Bullets; Dynamite Trail; Tin Mule. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Fred Ray. Kidnapping in Ten Easy Lessons starring Star Spangled Kid, art by Jon Small. Please Pass the Peril starring Penniless Palmer, art by Stan Kaye. The Cowboy of Suicide Slum starring the Newsboy Legion, art by Arturo Cazeneuve. The Battle with the Beasts starring Robotman, art by Jimmy Thompson. Man against Machine starring Liberty Belle, script by Don Cameron, art by Chuck Winter. 52 pgs. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.