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	Great American Western # 1 The wild west lives again, with three new, FULL COLOR, never-before-printed sagebrush sagas, done by contemporary creators, in the spirit of the great classic western comics of the 1950's. "Dark Rider" is a mysterious, masked loner, who handed out justice in an uncanny, almost supernatural way. When he rode, all in his path trembled. Written and drawn by Wild Bill Black. Then, Rick (Plastic Man)Burchett offers up "Santee", as the frontier man on the run convinces a wavering settler to give western liffe another try. Story and art by Burchett. Finally, The Missourian investigates "Murder in Marlboro", as mining accikdent that wasn't leads Mac and Spinner onto the trail of a missing fortune. If you loved the west in four-color comic book style, as seen in the best western comics of their heyday, from publishers like Magazine Enterprises, Dell, Orbit, Prize, Lev Gleason and the rest, this is for you. AC's first western-themed book, which launched their long-running and successful western line of comics. Color cover by Dell Barras and Romeo Francisco, interiors are full color as well. 32 pages, standard comic book format. Printed in 1987. Price: $10.00
	Great American Western # 2 The magazine dedicated to the preservation of the western is back, with a special focus on the best western comics of yesteryear. "The Kid From Broken Gun" is a nine-page, comprehensive (and profusely photo illustrated) article on the career of Charles Starrett and his most famous on-screen persona, The Durango Kid; followd by "Best Of The West", an overview of the top western comic house of the 1950's, Magazine Enterprises. Both written by western comics historian Bill Black. Then, a trio of superlative full story reprints- Red Mask in "Stage To Devil's Gap", with art by Frank Bolle; and Red Hawk in "The Helpless Warrior", drawn by Bob Powell. Both are in full color. Finally, Charlton's Billy The Kid (an untitled story from Billy The Kid #21) with art by John Severin. Great art, top flight reproduction and tons of information. Color (partial) photo cover, interiors are color and black and white with graytones. 44 pages, standard comic book format. Price: $5.00
	Great American Western # 3 ONE COPY LEFT!!!COLOR & b&w adventures of the biggest names among movie cowboys from the genre's heyday.Tom Mix in "The Seed of Hate", and "Kidnapped",( both art by Carl Pfueffer & John Jordan), plus Bill The Kid. (by John Severin. ) Text on the "all-star" Roy Rogers film, "The Trail of Robin Hood". 36 pages, COLOR and b&w , standard comic book size and format; saddle-stitched. Printed in 1988. Price: $50.00
	Great American Western # 4 More vintage western comics reprints this issue, including Lash Larue in "Tainted Justice", from the 1951 Fawcett series, drawn by Tony Sgroi; (in color) Tom Mix in "Introduction To Disaster", by Carl Pfeufer and John Jordan, from Master Comics #127, 1952, and Gabby Hayes in "Mule Train", drawn by Leonard Frank. Then, it's "New Horizons For Lash Larue", covering his film career and recent exploits, written by Judy Wilson, with lots of photos; and "Call Me Dusty", on the life and career of Roy Rogers, Jr., again by Judy Wilson, with yet more photos.(including Roy and Dusty in front of Trigger!!) Relive the wonderful days of the classic westerns of comics and films.Color photo cover, black and white back and interior photo covers; book's interiour is color and black and white with graytones. 44 pages, standard comic book format.Printed in 1989. Price: $10.00
	Great American Western # 5 Presents Sunset Carson This special issue is completely devoted to the king of the action cowboys- Sunset Carson! Starting with an introductory letter from his widow, Jeane J. Carson, on the second page, it's 52 pages of rollicking action- including not one but TWO, all new, never-before-seen Sunset Carson comic book stories, drawn especially for this book, in full color! First, there's "The Night Of The Rattler", wherin the sagebrush marshal comes up against a foe that seems almost supernatural. Written by Bill Black, drawn by Jordi Ensign, and inked by Mark Heike. Then, the thrills and chills continue, as Sunset stalks the streets of Morgue, Texas, where he gets a little help ropin' the badhats from none other than The Haunted Horseman !(M. E.'s original Ghost Rider!!) Written and inked by Wild Bill Black, and drawn by legendary western comic artist (and co-creator of The Original Ghost Rider) Darlin' Dick Ayers!! But that's not all- this book includes a run-down of Sunset's movie career, including a complete filmography- resplendant with lots and lots of photos. Plus, a special feature on the "Leonardo Of Leather", Bob Brown- renowned for creating holsters and boots for such cowboy greats as Monte Hale, William Boyd, Tom Mix, Charles Starrett, John Wayne, and Sunset himself. Written by long-time friend Jeane Carson. Color photo cover, interiors are color and black and white. 52 pages, standard comic book format. Printed in 1991. Price: $10.00
	Great American Western #6 This issue spotlights a 32-page adaptation of the 1950 Lash LaRue motion picture, "King of the Bull Whip". It is drawn by legendary comic book artist Bob Powell who brings matinee hero Lash LaRue and his comical sidekick Fuzzy Q. Jones to life in this Western thriller that pits the roving marshal against a whip-wielding masked outlaw, El Azote! Reprinted from the Fawcett Comics book of the same year. Photos and text round out this special collector's item. 36 pages, color covers with black and white interiors, 61/4" X 91/2" comic book format. Printed in 2001 Price: $5.95

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