W.E.S.T comic books issue 6

Volume 6, Issue 1 - June, 1952. 6.75" x 9", 130 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.25.

Reprint of pulp serial novel "Silverspurs". Written by Charles Alden Seltzer. Softcover (squarebound), 5 1/2-in. x 7 1/2-in., 128 pages, Text Only Cover price $0.25.

King of the Bull Whip. Cover photo features movie cowboy Lash LaRue. Edited by Bill Black. Art by Bob Powell. AC Comics reprints classic Western stories that originally appeared in comics from the Golden Age, along with some new ones. An issue-length reprint of the Fawcett Comics adaptation of King of the Bull Whip, a 1950 Lash LaRue film. Whipmaster and lawman Lash LaRue meets his match in outlaw El Azote, who is his equal with the whip, leading to one of the more unusual duels in Western movie history. Final issue of the series. 32 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $5.95.

UK publication reprinting stories from Prize Comics Western (1948-1956 Prize) #80 and #91. Trial by Six-Gun!, Border Menace!, and Buffalo Stampede. Art by John Severin. 28 pages, B&W.

I'm Goin' a' Cortin' Ella Mae, pencils by Leonard Starr. A' Killin', a' Curin', or a Lovin', pencils by Bruno Premiani. Six-Gun Serenade, pencils by John Severin, inks by Will Elder. Lies, Love and Hoss Liniment, pencils by Mort Meskin. Kiss in the Moonlight text story. The Broadway Buckaroo, pencils by Leonard Starr. 52 pgs. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.

"Parson of the prod" a complete short novel by E. Hoffmann Price.

Volume 6, Issue 1 - March, 1946. 6.75" x 9.75", 98 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.15.

Volume 6, Issue 3 - July, 1946. 6.75" x 9.75", 100 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.15.

Dec 1946. Cover by George Rozen. Western stories: Tonto Green "Trail to Trouble", Victor Rousseau, Laurence Donovan, Joe McCoy, Max Nielson, and Carl Mason. Illustrations by Paul H. H. Stone, Al Savitts, Newton H. Alfred, and Frank Volp. 7" x 10"; black and white; 96 newsprint pages. Cover price $0.15.

Outlaws, gunfighters, and tales of the Old West - some true, and others merely legends. An ex-con sets out for revenge on the men who framed him for murder, but first he wants to prove their guilt to the law. An outlaw on the run builds cabinets for his daughter and gives them to her for her wedding, without revealing his identity as her father. The Gila Kid matches wits with an Indian yogi who has beguiled Yucca Flats with his enigmatic sayings and Eastern mysticism. Return of the Dark Rider; Bucking the Rivers; Black Jacks Wooden Dream; Miguel the Squint; The Yogi of Yucca Flat; Thataway Stranger; Dakota Drum Trap. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Photo cover of western film actors Fred MacMurray and Irene Dunn appearing in RKO Pictures' "Never a Dull Moment". Contains western romance stories. In order of appearance: "Lasso 'Round My Love" art by John Severin and Bill Elder; "Hiawatha's Romance"; "A Date For Three"; "Dancehall Bride" art by Al Carreno; "Indian Princess"; and "Sweetheart Ranch". "A Heart for the Law: All Joan Carter's Dreams of Romance Come True!" illustrated text story by Sally Devers. 36 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

In order of appearance: "Fast Shooting Sheriff of Dallas"; "Jackpot Jessie!!!!"; and "Shotgun Roberts". "Death Was the Joker, A True Western Action Story" text story reprinted in Hoot Gibson Western (1950) #5. Numbering continues with My Confessions (1949) #7. 36 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Writing, Art, and Cover by Ken Krekeler. Victor West has discovered the truth. The mole within his company has been revealed, and it is far more terrifying than he could have expected. With nowhere to turn, he has no choice but to confront this new enemy and demand the one thing that has always eluded him: Answers. A steampunk-mystery series, Westward explores the art of achievement and the nature of human happiness. Cover price $3.50.

Complete Novel Magazine Cover price $0.25.

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August, 1961. Chockfull of nostalgic articles and black and white photos of TV and movie westerns from yesteryear. Features include Bonanza, Herb Holcombe, Albert Dekker, Marlon Brando, Bob Steele, Bob Baker, and more. NOTE: This title started as Favorite Westerns of Filmland (1960 Magazine) for issues #1 & #2. (Indicia for this issue reads Vol. 2, No. 2, but has #6 on the cover.) Cover price $0.35.

Contains western stories. In order of appearance: "Billy West, The Diehard Desperadoes!"; "Colt Capers"; "Snubby and Julie, 'Freedom on the Range!'" art by John Celardo; "Boys and Girls! Join the Billy West Cowboy Club!" club sign-up page with coupon; "Billy West, 'A Gang of Coyotes!'"; "Roundup with Billy West" with secret message to decode; "Rhoda Trail, 'A Blast of Dynamite'" art by Anthony Cataldo; and "The Letter Box, Your Letters to Billy West" letters page. Comic advertisements: Dubble Bubble bubble gum from Fleer; Playking Athletic Belt; and "Everlasting Health and Strength" bodybuilding book from Charles Atlas. "The Good Luck Sign: Billy West Acts Swiftly When the Blue Sage is in Danger!" illustrated text story. 36 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

Edited by Richard E. Hughes. Art by Ed Moritz, Charles Sultan, Maurice Gutwirth and Leonard Starr. Tales of the Old West from legendary early independent comics publisher ACG. Blazing West was an anthology title that featured the adventures of Texas Tim, a Texas Ranger; Buffalo Belle, a redheaded sheriffs deputy with quick wits and a fast gun; Injun Jones, a white man who worked with the Apache tribe; Bantam Buckaroo, a young boy who could outshoot any man; and the Tenderfoot, a Clark Kent-looking tough guy who lulled foes with his mild-mannered appearance. Kid gunfighter Little Lobo rescues a rancher from outlaws, and earns the new nickname Bantam Buckaroo; Buffalo Belle goes after the hard-riding outlaws of Dead Horse Canyon after a string of hold-ups; Texas Tim pursues the mysterious Hooded Highwayman (not to be confused with the heroic Hooded Horseman). Buffalo Belle; Injun Jones; Fightin' Miss Brown!; Texas Tim, Ranger; Bantam Buckaroo; The Varmint of Grizzly Creek; Tenderfoot. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Paul Parker and Bill Walton. Western tales both true and fictional, which, like Hillman's crime comics, are often told from the outlaw's point of view. This issue features a triad of biographies of famous Western oddballs: The strange true story of San Francisco eccentric Norton, who proclaimed himself Norton I, the Emperor of the United States. Sideshow performer Leon Borchardt, aka "Oofty Goofty," performed odd feats and was seemingly immune to pain. Folk hero Windwagon Thomas fitted a wagon with a sail to ride the winds across the flat prairies of Kansas. Siege; The Mad Murdocks; Emperor of the United States; Oofty-Goofty; An Even Split; The Mescalero Indians; The Sign in the Sky; Windwagon Thomas; Warwhoop. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Issue #6. Edited by Richard C. West. Journal devoted to the works of J.R.R. Tolkien and related authors like C.S. Lewis. This is the special C.S. Lewis issue. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., black and white.

Volume 6, Issue 1 - December, 1937. 6.75" x 9.75", 116 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.10.

Final issue of the series (becomes Western Love Trails with issue # 7). Bud Steele the Cross-Draw Kid in "The Nemesis of No Man's Land," Sheriff Sal in "The Gila Monster Murders," "The Terror of the Southwest" (art by A.C. Hollingsworth), and "Baited Into Heartbreak." Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Wally Wood and Rex Mason. Lawmen vs. outlaws in the Old West. Six-Gun Smith gets a job as a ranch hand for sharp-shooting Prudence P., and helps her fight off the outlaws who want to take over her ranch. Sheriff Dale makes a one-man stand against five bank robbers, in a story with early art from comics legend Wally Wood. Ranch owner Wilma West knows her new ranch hand "Bull" is a bully to the rest of the crew, including friendly "Pegleg Pete," but she doesn't realize just how bad Bull really is until it's almost too late. Action-girl cover by an unknown artist. Six-Gun Smith: The Midnight Riders; K-Bar Kate: Tethered to Murder; Fighting Bob Dale: Terror Stalked Canyon County; Bullet Boomerang; Wilma West: Prongs of Vengeance. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Sal Brodsky. Art by Ken Battefield and others. Gun-blazing Western adventure from Fox Feature Syndicate. Doc Webster becomes the medical resource for local outlaws, and meets a saloon singer and a violent end; Redheaded outlaw Sally Fredericks uses a bullwhip instead of a gun to commit her crimes; The new lawyer in town becomes a target for lawless Jed Reed. Wild Doc Webster; Sally Fredericks: Woman With A Whip; The Arm Of Peace; Fool's Gold. Final issue under this title; numbering continues with My Past (1949 Confessions) #7. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Wild West is a bi-monthly publication that bring both fictional and historical stories about life in the untamed West. Cover price $4.99.

Wild West is a bi-monthly publication that bring both fictional and historical stories about life in the untamed West. Cover price $2.95.

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Wild West is a bi-monthly publication that bring both fictional and historical stories about life in the untamed West. Cover price $2.95.

Although the front cover of this book says "All Star Western Comic," it is actually a "WDL Giant Comic." WDL reprinted Dell comics during the 1950s. Cover by famed Dr. Who artist Walt Howarth. Black and white reprints feature Wild Bill Elliott (two stories from Wild Bill Elliot #5), Range Rider (from Flying A's Range Rider #4). There's also an Indian Chief story ("Sacrifice to the Morning Star," which appears in Indian Chief #7, dated 09/1952. However, all of the stories in this UK edition are dated 1951. 7-1/4in.; 9-5/8 in.; black and white; 68 pages. Painted cover.