Cowboy comic books issue 11

For those who love a little horse opera with their soap opera, Fawcett presents tales of romance and heartbreak on the Western frontier. Wounded and taken in by a Native American camp, Thorpe meets a white woman who has been raised by the tribe. Doc Blaine sets out in pursuit of the Dribber brothers after they set fire to Edgeworth's stable during a raid, in a story that may be the work of Sheena artist Bob Powell. Fletch roams the West looking for the killer of his father's race horse. The Challenge; Thunder River; Rose of the Prairie; Melody Ames, the Prairie Troubadour Part 1; Duel of Hearts. Final issue published by Fawcett; Charlton revived the title years later with issue #28. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Joe Kubert, Norman Maurer, Leonard Starr, Gerald McCann and Vic Martin. First issue published by St. John. Baby-faced gunslinger Kid Cowboy fights for justice in the Old West with his sidekick, Red Feather. Ghost-like robbers have the town spooked, but when Laughing Fawn sees camel riders in the night, everyone thinks she was dreaming. A mysterious figure in a wolf mask wants a prospector's gold, and kidnaps Lucy Belle when she interferes, in a story that plays like Scooby-Doo in the Old West. Plus one-pagers about Wyatt Earp, rodeos, cowboy hats and How to Ride a Bronc. And a one-pager on "Uncle" Billy Tilghman by comics legend Joe Kubert. Vanished Herds; How to Ride a Bronc; Little Sheriff: The Rodeo Rider; Menace of the Wasteland; Ghost Towns of the Old West: Helldorado; Uncle Billy Tilghman; Hats of the Old West; Red Feather: Comanche Vengeance!; Fanged Gold; Rodeo Time; The Cowpokes Working Clothes; Cowboy Chuckles; Cactus Cackles; The Comstock Lode. There was no issue #12. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.