Issue | #3 |
Published | September 1949 |
Cover Price | 0.10 USD |
Editing | ? |
Synopsis | Cover: Line-art has Billy West, astride "Eagle", rescuing fair damsel from cattle stampede. |
Pencils | John Celardo |
Inks | John Celardo |
Synopsis | Syn: Treachery rode the range, filling grave with good men who suffered from a bullet in the back...that is until cowboy hero West rode upon the scene, on his lightning-fast horse "Eagle. |
Pencils | John Celardo |
Inks | John Celardo |
Notes | Comments: characters Snubby, Julie (two youngsters) and Uncle Dan make up the cast of Billy West stories. |
Pencils | John Celardo? |
Inks | John Celardo? |
Letters | typeset |
Notes | Two page of text with two illustrations. |
Notes | (Story of how Billy West came about, and tamed "Eagle"; story becomes second Billy West outing) |
Notes | One page with illustrations has West talking to readers about cowboy life. |
Notes | Comments: one page illustrated, educational page; Old West history. |
Notes | Ad: "Join the Billy West Fan Club!" (shows Billy West ring) |
Synopsis | Syn: When law came to the West, men weren't the oly ones who could sight down the barrel of a six-gun; Rhoda matched cool courage with the owlhoots. |
Pencils | Ruben Moreira |
Inks | Ruben Moreira |
Notes | Note: realistic/romantic art and well-written story that fits nicely with Celardo entries. |
Letters | typeset |
Notes | Comments: Billy West answers letters from fans |