Cisco Kid comic books issue 1
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Issue #1
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by Jim Duffy & Jerry Decaire A gang of outlaws steal the only thing Cisco's got worth having... a locket with the picture of the woman who haunts him. Cisco discovers that they sell defenseless Mexican women and children. Hot after these thugs is Pancho, whose family he must free! The two, motivated by very different instincts, form an uneasy truce. MATURE READERS FC, 32pg (1 of 3) $2.95 Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #1
Published Mar 1973 by Street Enterprises.$10.00
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Stories by Rod Reed. Art and cover by Jose Luis Salinas. Street Enterprises reprints the classic 1950s comic strip featuring the legendary Western hero. Collects the Cisco Kid daily strip from Jan. 15 - March 24, 1951. Cisco sets out to get the goods on corrupt Judge Hooks. The beautiful art by Salinas has been praised by fans in the years since the strip's original run. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.60.
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Written by Len Kody. Art and Cover by Dennis Calero. The Cisco Kid chases the Brujera straight into a trap laid by a Texas Ranger and his crafty Indian partner. The Ranger's set to fight fair against Cisco, as is his way, but Cisco's mouth is about to get him murdered. As if that wasn't enough, a powerful shaman steps out of the smoke with his own claim to Cisco's life! 32 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $2.95.
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by Chuck Dixon, Kody, Villagran & J. There are two sides to every story, and for the first time Moonstone shows them both, with two different perspectives on the same Wild West story! They called them gunslingers when these mythic men rode the west over a century ago. Movies and dime novels gave them white hats and black hats, but the truth lies somewhere in between. On October 27th, 1880, Wyatt Earp arrested William 'Curly Bill' Brocious for shooting the Tombstone town Marshall. But on the way to trial, some tell of a dangerous encounter with a mysterious outlaw called the Cisco Kid. Did the paths of these two legendary gunslingers cross somewhere in the southwest? If so, whose side of the story should we believe? Myth meets history in this fanastic Western showdown! Writer Chuck Dixon is joined by artist Enrique Villagran on Wyatt Earp vs. The Cisco Kid, and on The Cisco Kid vs. Wyatt Earp writer Len Kody and artist EricJ join Dixon. Cover price $3.99.
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Issue #1
Published 1983 by Doubleday, Doran & Co..$5.40
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Reprints of 1951 comic strips, starting at the beginning of the run. Scripts by Rod Reed. Stunning art by Jose Luis Salinas (it's reminiscent of Alex Raymond but has a style all its own). 7-in. x 10-in.; black and white on high quality white paper stock; 84 pages. Cover price $5.95.
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Issue #1
$2.65
$2.65
by Chuck Dixon, Kody, Villagran & J. There are two sides to every story, and for the first time Moonstone shows them both, with two different perspectives on the same Wild West story! They called them gunslingers when these mythic men rode the west over a century ago. Movies and dime novels gave them white hats and black hats, but the truth lies somewhere in between. On October 27th, 1880, Wyatt Earp arrested William 'Curly Bill' Brocious for shooting the Tombstone town Marshall. But on the way to trial, some tell of a dangerous encounter with a mysterious outlaw called the Cisco Kid. Did the paths of these two legendary gunslingers cross somewhere in the southwest? If so, whose side of the story should we believe? Myth meets history in this fanastic Western showdown! Writer Chuck Dixon is joined by artist Enrique Villagran on Wyatt Earp vs. The Cisco Kid, and on The Cisco Kid vs. Wyatt Earp writer Len Kody and artist EricJ join Dixon. Cover price $3.99.
