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Cover by Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers. Stories by Stan Lee and unknown. Art by Jack Keller, Jack Kirby, Dick Ayers and Joe Maneely. Featuring Kid Colt in "The Hunted!" by Stan Lee and Jack Keller. Also in this issue: "Montana Brown, Gunslinger Without Fear" by Lee, Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers; "They Called Him Wolf!" by Lee and Ayers; "Somewhere Wait the Rustlers!" by Lee and Ayers; and 2-page text story "The Tribute" with illo by Joe Maneely, reprinted from Two-Gun Kid (1948) #32. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Corrected 12 cent edition (12 cent in price circle). Kid Colt Outlaw stars in "The Anatomy of a Gun Fight!" (art by Jack Keller). Other stories: "To the Last Man" (art by Don Heck?), "The Cowboy and the Soldier" (art by Paul Reinman), and "Rustler!" (art by Dick Ayers). All scripts by Stan Lee. Jack Kirby cover pencils. Cover price $0.12.

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Black circle variant, 10c cover on price is blacked out and replaced by 12 cents below. Kid Colt Outlaw stars in "The Anatomy of a Gun Fight!" (art by Jack Keller). Other stories: "To the Last Man" (art by Don Heck?), "The Cowboy and the Soldier" (art by Paul Reinman), and "Rustler!" (art by Dick Ayers). All scripts by Stan Lee. Jack Kirby cover pencils. Cover price $0.12.

Cover by Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers. Stories by Stan Lee and unknown. Art by Jack Keller, Jack Kirby, Don Heck, Dick Ayers and Joe Maneely. Why did Kid Colt fear to draw against the deadly Hunk Horgan? Find out in "I'm Callin' Yuh Yellow, Kid Colt!" by Stan Lee and Jack Keller. Also in this issue: "The Betrayer!" by Lee, Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers; "The Toledo Kid!" by Lee and Don Heck; "The Gunslinger" by Lee and Ayers; and 2-page text story "The Slacker" with illo by Joe Maneely, reprinted from Western Outlaws (1954 Atlas) #15. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

Cover by Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers. Stories by Stan Lee and unknown. Art by Jack Keller, Jack Kirby, Joe Sinnott, Don Heck, Dick Ayers and Paul Reinman. Featuring Kid Colt in "When an Outlaw Escapes!" by Stan Lee and Jack Keller. Also in this issue: "The Return of Darrow, the Gunfighter" by Lee, Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers; "Moose Mangum, the Ambusher!" by Lee, Joe Sinnott and Paul Reinman; "The Montana Kid!" by Lee and Don Heck; and 2-page text story "Way Out West," reprinted from Two-Gun Kid (1948) #24. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

Kid Colt Outlaw stars in "The Rage of Billy the Kid" (art by Jack Keller), "The Life and Death of Ape Cantrell" (pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers), "The Night Raiders" (art by Paul Reinman), and "A Hiding Place for Hondo" (art by Don Heck). All scripts by Stan Lee. Kirby cover pencils, Ayers cover inks. Cover price $0.12.

Cover by Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers. Stories by Stan Lee and unknown. Art by Jack Keller, Don Heck, Dick Ayers, Gene Colan and unknown. Featuring Kid Colt in "How Kid Colt Became an Outlaw" by Stan Lee and Jack Keller. Also in this issue: "The Nevada Jailbirds" by Lee and Don Heck; "Yellabelly" by Lee and Dick Ayers; "Slap Leather at Sundown" by Lee and Gene Colan; and 2-page text story "The Dude," reprinted from Western Outlaws (1954 Atlas) #10. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

Kid Colt stars in "I Can Outdraw Kid Colt" (art by Jack Keller). Other stories: "Red-Beard's Raiders" (pencils by Jack Kirby), "The Little Fella" (art by Paul Reinman), and "Who Murdered Morgan?" (art by DonHeck?). All scripts by Stan Lee. Kirby cover pencils. Cover price $0.12.

Cover by Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers. Stories by Stan Lee and unknown. Art by Jack Keller, Paul Reinman, Dick Ayers and unknown. What is going on here?! Can Kid Colt be turning coward? Don't miss the thrills and surprises awaiting you in "The Other Kid Colt!" with story by Stan Lee and pencils by Jack Keller. Also in this issue: "The Peddler!" by Lee and Paul Reinman; "Gamblin' Man!" by Lee and Dick Ayers; and 2-page text story "Mirage," reprinted from Two-Gun Kid (1948) #23. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

Cover by Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers. Stories by Stan Lee and unknown. Art by Jack Keller, Dick Ayers, Paul Reinman and Sol Brodsky. Featuring Kid Colt in "When the Dragon Gang Strikes!" by Stan Lee and Jack Keller. Also in this issue: "The Deputy and the Desperado!" by Lee and Dick Ayers; "The Saga of the Sycamore Kid" by Lee and Paul Reinman; "The Hunter" by Lee and Sol Brodsky; and 2-page text story "Bronco Buster," reprinted from Western Outlaws (1954 Atlas) #12. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

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Cover by Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers. Stories by Stan Lee and unknown. Art by Jack Keller, Dick Ayers, Don Heck, Gene Colan and unknown. Featuring Kid Colt in "The Capture of Kid Colt" with story by Stan Lee and pencils by Jack Keller. Also in this issue: "The Life and Death of Blast Larkin" by Lee and Dick Ayers; "The Rustlers of Red Gap!" by Lee and Don Heck; "The Sheriff's Secret" by Lee and Gene Colan; and 2-page text story "Mesa by Moonlight," reprinted from Western Tales of Black Rider (1955) #28. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

Final issue of the series. Kid Colt stars in "Don't Draw Against Drago" (art by Jack Keller). Other stories: "Guns Bark in the Badlands" (art by Al Hartley), "Gunman" (art by Paul Reinman), and "They Call Him Dude" (pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Reinman). All scripts by Stan Lee. Kirby cover pencils. Cover price $0.12.

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Part 2 of the 2-part "Showdown." In Russia, the JLI has cleared the pathway, allowing Hacker to confront the insidious creation of Digitronix. Mankind's freedom rides on the outcome of this climactic battle. Written by Lewis Shiner, with pencils by Tom Sutton. Cover by Tom Canty. New Format. Cover price $1.95.

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Cover by George Chastain. Written by Jay Disbrow, Dick Briefer and unknown. Art by Jay Disbrow, Dick Briefer, Bill Madden and Lou Cameron. Reprint horror tales. Featuring: "Ultimate Destiny" by Jay Disbrow, reprinted from Crime Detector (1954) #5; Frankenstein story "The Plant" by Dick Briefer, reprinted from Frankenstein Comics (1945) ##33; untitled Mother Hubbard story with art by Bill Madden, reprinted from Scoop Comics (1941) #3; and "The Secret Fear of Herman Renauld" with art by Lou Cameron, reprinted from Beyond (1950 Ace) #26. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $1.75.

Cover by Don Cameron. Stories by Ed Wheelan and others. Art by Sheldon Moldoff, Don Cameron and Ed Wheelan. An early kids' comic from EC, featuring Americas craziest and most lovable family! The Houlihans are spooked by the mysterious, shadowy stranger who seems to be stalking them - and what does he have to do with a wrestling match? Plus the comedic adventures of Corny Cobb. Also featuring an ad for early EC titles, promoted by EC's sole superhero, Moon Girl. Fun cover by Don Cameron in an amusing clear-line style. The Ruckus and the Rassler; Fat and Slat & Big Shot; Real Sand and Reel Stars; Corny Cobb; The Houlihans Last Resort; Fat and Slat. Final issue under this title; series continues as Saddle Justice (1948) #3. 40 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Marty Taras, Warren Kremer and Frank Carin. A showcase anthology that launched many of Harvey's long-running titles. This issue features Casper's ghostly steed, Nightmare the Galloping Ghost. A wayward meteorite named Mortimer gets some unexpected guidance from the ghost horse. Plus adventures of Casper and the ghostly gang. Nightmare: Mortimer the Meteorite; Nightmare: Dream Horse; Nightmare: The Road Changer; Wishing Well; Slump; Casper: Paper Doll Land. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

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Cover by Frank Frazetta. Edited by Bill Black. Stories by Bill Black, Carl Memling and Gardner Fox. Art by Dick Ayers. AC Comics reprints classic Haunted Horseman stories that originally appeared in the 1950s, when the character was known as the Ghost Rider. On the 50th anniversary of this weird Western heros creation, AC presents both the first and last Ghost Rider aka Haunted Horseman stories, as well as a previously unpublished 1954 Tales of the Ghost Rider adventure, a recap of the characters history, and a Frank Frazetta cover. Spook Justice; The Fire Ghost!; No Law in Little Bend; Magico Versus the Ghost Rider; The Second Thunder Valley; He Who Laughs! 44 pages, B&W. Cover price $5.95.

Cover photo of Richard Boone. Story by Paul S. Newman. Art by Ray Bailey. Gunslinger-for-hire Paladin travels the Old West as a bodyguard and freelance do-gooder; based on the popular TV series. Paladin's latest client turns out to be a marked man. The case leads to a battle in a cemetery, where an open grave awaits the loser. Driving a pretty girl to her finishing school seems an easy mission, but once on the road, Paladin discovers the girl has vanished. The Dead List; Ned West, Gunsmith: The Outlaw's Gun; The Joker; The Escort; Express Companies of the Old West; San Francisco. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Version with ad on back cover. Cover photo of Richard Boone. Story by Paul S. Newman. Art by Ray Bailey and Al Micale. Gunslinger-for-hire Paladin travels the Old West as a bodyguard and freelance do-gooder; based on the popular TV series. Hired to escort photographer HH Higgins, Paladin learns the real reason Higgins hired him was to protect a photo that could mean Higgins' death. Paladin discovers someone is smuggling gold out of a mine. But when he finds out who's behind it, they try to stop him cold. The Fatal Photo; Ned West, Gunsmith: The Dueling Pistols; Hot Money; The Gold Cheats; Western Photography. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Comic book version of the 1950/1960s TV western show which starred Richard Boone. Issue features "Snowed In" in which Paladin tries to reach a passenger trapped aboard a snow-bound train and "The Map to Nowhere" in which Paladin aids a treasure hunter and encounters danger and adventure. Issue also has Ned West, Gunsmith in "The Trick Shot" and a one-page text story "Bonanza on Stony Creek." One-page education and promotional features on back and inside covers. Photo cover. Story and art credits: unknown. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Version with ad on back cover. Cover photo of Richard Boone. Story by Paul S. Newman. Art by Alberto Giolitti and Al Micale. Gunslinger-for-hire Paladin travels the Old West as a bodyguard and freelance do-gooder; based on the popular TV series. Paladin tries to decide if a Colonel accused of cowardice is telling the truth. But first he must fend off attacking Natives and escape a burning cabin. Paladin helps a woman escape an attacker. But the chase leads him to a gunfight on a moving train. The Colonels Story; Ned West, Gunsmith: Trial by Gunfire; Red Handed; Man in the Middle; Indian Signals. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Variant with "Women Go West" comic filler on back cover. Cover photo of Richard Boone. Story by Paul S. Newman. Art by Alberto Giolitti and Al Micale. Gunslinger-for-hire Paladin travels the Old West as a bodyguard and freelance do-gooder; based on the popular TV series. Paladin tries to decide if a Colonel accused of cowardice is telling the truth. But first he must fend off attacking Natives and escape a burning cabin. Paladin helps a woman escape an attacker. But the chase leads him to a gunfight on a moving train. The Colonels Story; Ned West, Gunsmith: Trial by Gunfire; Red Handed; Man in the Middle; Indian Signals; Women Go West. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover photo of Richard Boone. Story by Paul S. Newman. Art by Gil Kane, Giovanni Ticci, Alberto Giolitti and Tom Gill. Gunslinger-for-hire Paladin travels the Old West as a bodyguard and freelance do-gooder; based on the popular TV series. Paladin is hired by a Shakespearean actor whose life has been threatened. But the case leads him to be trapped in an abandoned mine by gun-toting thugs. Responding to a letter, Paladin finds a dead man's mystery and a gunfight against cattle rustlers. Plus two stories with early art by future Marvel legend Gil Kane, including a history of the theater in the Old West. Captured; Ned West, Gunsmith: Repeating Rifles; The Golden Trail; The Dead Man's Message; The Theater Out West. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.15.

Cover photo of Richard Boone. Story by Paul S. Newman. Art by Gil Kane, Giovanni Ticci, and Alberto Giolitti. Gunslinger-for-hire Paladin travels the Old West as a bodyguard and freelance do-gooder; based on the popular TV series. A woman rancher's call for help puts Paladin in a crossfire between rustlers and an angry would-be suitor. Tracking the rustlers, Paladin finds a gun battle in a hidden canyon. A barefoot boy leads Paladin into battle against vaqueros who use cattle prods like medieval lances. Plus a story with early art by future Marvel legend Gil Kane. The Cayuse Chase; Lucky Greenback; Ned West, Gunsmith: The War Trophy; Fight for the River; The Cayuse. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

Cover photo of Richard Boone. Story by Paul S. Newman. Art by Tom Gill, Jack Sparling. Giovanni Ticci, and Alberto Giolitti. Gunslinger-for-hire Paladin travels the Old West as a bodyguard and freelance do-gooder; based on the popular TV series. Marcia hires Paladin to stop the dispute between her brother Ben and her lover Jess, but things have escalated when Jess's greedy brother Len gets involved. Ned West, Gunsmith helps a lady repair her derringer, then gets caught up in her troubles. Paladin helps a man escape a mob after he's accused of killing the mayor's son. The Avengers; The Collector; Ned West, Gunsmith: The Hide-Out Gun; The Innocent Murder; Lunch on Wheels. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

Cover photo of Richard Boone. Story by Paul S. Newman. Art by Tom Gill, Jack Sparling. Giovanni Ticci, and Alberto Giolitti. Gunslinger-for-hire Paladin travels the Old West as a bodyguard and freelance do-gooder; based on the popular TV series. Paladin tracks a professional gambler onto a riverboat, but soon ends up in the water and right in the path of the paddle wheel. Trying to find the heir to a fortune in gold, Paladin runs afoul of hostile Hopis. After he eludes them, he has to avoid an ambush in a pueblo village. Lady Luck Runs Out; Ned West, Gunsmith: Collectors Item; The Coyote; The Indian Heir; Paddle Wheelers. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

Cover photo of Richard Boone. Story by Paul S. Newman. Art by Giovanni Ticci, and Alberto Giolitti. Gunslinger-for-hire Paladin travels the Old West as a bodyguard and freelance do-gooder; based on the popular TV series. Paladin is hired to protect a botanist collecting Western flowers, but after they're targeted by gunmen, he learns the botanist's true mission. Hired by a pardoned criminal, Paladin finds the whole town has turned against him. To prove his client's innocence, he must enter a den of killers. Seeds of Trouble; Ned West, Gunsmith: Hidden Gun; The Wolverine; No Pardon For Thieves. Final issue of the series. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.15.

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Cover by Clarence Doore. Stories and art by Dan Barry, Murphy Anderson, George Tuska, Ed Silverman and Alex Kotzky. Tough marshal Bob Hardie is better known to friend and foe alike as The Hawk. The lawless town of Adobe Bend must change after Marshal Bob "Hawk" Hardie rides into town, but outlaw Slash hires Lobo Moreno to get rid of The Hawk. Marshal Hardie arrives in Armadillo Flats and goes after Reb Sutton and his band of killers. Pajaro, new chieftain of the Mescaleros, declares war on white settlers, but his blood brother Sangre tries to convince him otherwise, in a story with art by comics legend Murphy Anderson. Plus the lyrics to the Western tune "Billy Venero" and a comics biography of Walter Scott, the man known as "Death Valley Scotty." Nice painted cover by Clarence Doore. Death Valley Scotty; The Law of the Colt; Cowboy Songs of the Old West: Billy Venero; A Fair Exchange; Six-Gun Showdown; Ghost Towns of the Old West: Cripple Creek; Blood Brothers; The Great American Desert. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Clarence Doore. Stories and art by Joe Kubert, George Olesen, Carmine Infantino and Vic Martin. Tough marshal Bob Hardie is better known to friend and foe alike as The Hawk. The Hawk discovers that the two gamblers who tried to cheat prospector "Dusty" of his gold are killers who will stop at nothing. Hardie helps redheaded action girl Barbara defend her ranch's water source from rival Jeff Driscoll, in a story with art by comics legend Carmine Infantino. The Hawk tries to find out who is fomenting war between the railroad and the Apache, in a story with art by comics legend Joe Kubert. Secret of the Sands!; Desert Gunsmoke; Pay-Off; Hopi Hero; Cactus Cackles; Iron Caravan of the Mojave. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Clarence Doore. Stories and art by George Olesen, Ed Silverman and Art Peddy. Tough marshal Bob Hardie is better known to friend and foe alike as The Hawk. The Hawk stops a hanging, but that doesn't sit right with a group of vigilantes. Outlaws lead a band of renegade Apaches, and Hardie tries to stop them without angering the other Apaches nearby. Owlhoots ambush the Hawk and leave him to die in the desert. Dead Man's Vengeance!; Leverett's Last Stand; The Disappearing Mustang; Killer Venom; Creatures of the Western Badlands; The Desert Rat: Trap for a Killer; The Little Sheriff : The Safe Guard; Dry River Rampage! Final Ziff-Davis issue; St. John took over publishing with the next issue. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Stories and art by Gil Kane, George Olesen, Lorence Bjorklund and Al Carreno. St. John takes over publishing from Ziff-Davis. Tough marshal Bob Hardie is better known to friend and foe alike as The Hawk. The Desert Eagle battles outlaws who are oppressing homesteaders, in a story with art in a "clear line" style, by future Marvel legend Gil Kane. The Hawk tries to bring law to lawless Greasewood, in a story that opens with a violent, action-packed pre-Code splash panel. Hardie finds a dying man in the desert and swears to protect his young son, the only other person who knew where he hid his gold. Plus fun facts about cacti and Pueblo cliff dwellings. Classic painted cover by an unknown artist. Killers Town; Desert Eagle: Gunmen Strike at Dawn!; Death in the Desert; Cactus Facts; Horse Thief; The Cliff-Dwellers; Desert Manhunt! Issues #5 and #6 of this series appeared as Approved Comics (1954) #1 and #7, respectively; there was no issue #7. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Cover by Matt Baker. Stories and art by George Olesen, Ed Silverman and Art Peddy. Final Ziff-Davis issue. Tough marshal Bob Hardie is better known to friend and foe alike as The Hawk. The Hawk stops a hanging, but that doesn't sit right with a group of vigilantes. Outlaws lead a band of renegade Apaches, and Hardie tries to stop them without angering the other Apaches nearby. Owlhoots ambush the Hawk and leave him to die in the desert. Cover by good-girl art legend Matt Baker. Dead Man's Vengeance!; Leverett's Last Stand; The Disappearing Mustang; Killer Venom; Creatures of the Western Badlands; The Desert Rat: Trap for a Killer; The Little Sheriff : The Safe Guard; Dry River Rampage!. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Cover by Matt Baker. Stories and art by Matt Baker, Joe Kubert, George Olesen, Carmine Infantino and Howard Larsen. Tough marshal Bob Hardie is better known to friend and foe alike as The Hawk. Female rancher and action girl Buckskin Belle wants to know why the local Cheyenne are trying to drive her off her land, in a story with art by good-girl art legend Matt Baker. The Hawk tries to find out who is fomenting war between the railroad and the Apache, in a story with art by comics legend Joe Kubert. Prospectors anger the Apaches while seeking the Lost Spaniard's Mine in their sacred mountains. Cover by good-girl art legend Matt Baker. Iron Caravan of the Mojave; Ghost Terror of the Blackfeet!; Red Wolf: Renegades of Deadfall Canyon; Pay-Off; Buckskin Belle. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Matt Baker. Stories and art by Matt Baker, George Olesen, and Howard Larsen. Tough marshal Bob Hardie is better known to friend and foe alike as The Hawk. Female rancher and action girl Buckskin Belle offers to teach her handsome but clueless neighbor the ways of the West, in a story with art by good-girl art legend Matt Baker. The Hawk discovers that the two gamblers who tried to cheat prospector "Dusty" of his gold are killers who will stop at nothing. Notorious gunfighter "Santa Fe" reluctantly agrees to take on the outlaw gang that wounded the town sheriff. Secret of the Sands!; Doublecross at Devil's Den; The Bold Buckeroo; Ambush at Alkali Flats; Peril on the Prairie. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Matt Baker. Stories and art by Carmine Infantino and Bob Lubbers. Tough marshal Bob Hardie is better known to friend and foe alike as The Hawk. The Hawk helps redheaded action girl Barbara defend her ranch's water source from rival Jeff Driscoll, in a story with art by comics legend Carmine Infantino. Dexter Dean tries to run Belle and her brother off their ranch, but he didn't reckon with the woman known as "Buckskin Belle." In another action-girl story, The Texan is framed for murdering the father of Gloria Simpson, who enters the story in a breakout panel, astride a leaping horse, with guns drawn. Desert Gunsmoke; Hopi Hero; Buckskin Belle; Death in Disguise; The Dead Man Plays; The Texan. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Matt Baker. Stories and art by George Tuska, Tex Blaisdell, Ken Battefield, C. W. Winter and Richard Speed. Tough marshal Bob Hardie is better known to friend and foe alike as The Hawk. Outlaw Jake Burns frames The Bold Buckeroo for a crime and takes over his ranch. In an action-girl story, Buckskin Belle takes on cattle rustlers, aided only by her kid brother and aged farmhand Cactus Pete. The Bold Buckeroo and Rusty tangle with dope smugglers. Plus comics biographies of Jesse James and Jack Dalton, and a story with early art by future Marvel legend George Tuska. The Bold Buckeroo: Frame-Up; Buckskin Belle: Rustlers; Mustang Jack; Dudes Dictionary; The Bold Buckeroo: Graveyard Gulch. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Limited 1 for 10 Variant Cover by Geof Darrow (W) Benjamin Truman, Timothy Truman (A) Timothy Truman The Trumans continue to redefine the western horror genre! In the midst of a terrible monsoon, the ghost-haunted killer Hawken descends on the Tucson Ring's Supply Outpost. But, when the bodies start falling, he discovers a conspiracy that changes EVERYTHING! Alternate cover by Geof 'Horror Vacui' Darrow! Cover price $3.99.

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WRITTEN BY JAMES ROBINSON; ART BY RAGS MORALES AND TIM TRUMAN; PAINTED COVER BY ANDREW ROBINSON In stores September 4. James Robinson writes the first "Lives Past" issue, showing the former lives of the Winged Wonder. It's back to the Old West, where we get a glimpse into the St. Roch of yesteryear, along with a look into the life and times of a gunslinger by the name of Nighthawk! FC, 32 PG. $2.50 Cover price $2.50.

Cover by Marvin Stein. Stories and art by Marvin Stein and others. Headline Comics featured the lurid, hard-edged crime dramas then in vogue, many by Captain America creators Joe Simon and Jack Kirby. A gang arranges getaways for fugitives from the law. A thug tries to outsmart his partner when he thinks he's being double-crossed. A frustrated writer kills a rival, and thinks he's found the perfect place to hide the corpse. Getaway Mob!; The Lines on the Map!; Killers Are Never Alone!; Closeups; Deadly Angle; Find the Corpse. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Comic book version of the popular comic strip cat, Heathcliff. In this issue, Heathcliff and Iggy come across a treasure map and decide to find it but that turns out to be more difficult than they thought in "Captain Katt's Treasure." Script by H. Smith & Angelo DeCesare and art by Warren Kremer & Jacqueline Roettcher. Then in "Mousecapades," Heathcliff is in trouble and has only one chance to do better with his mouse catching. Script by Dave Manak and art by Warren Kremer & Jacqueline Roettcher. And in "Ghost in the Outfield," Heathcliff has to retrieve a baseball that landed in a haunted house. Script by Michael Gallagher and art by Warren Kremer & Jacqueline Roettcher. Cover price $0.65.

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Cover by Martin Coccolo (W) C. Michael Hall (A) Martin Coccolo, Diego Rodriguez Gunfights! Kung fu! Monsters! If Hammer Films had hired a band of Hong Kong filmmakers to create a Spaghetti Western, they'd have created Helldorado! An unspeakable act of violence has altered reality itself, and a supernatural evil looms over the town of El Dorado. The most horrific myths of the Far East threaten to engulf the American West in darkness, and the only thing standing between a vengeful Chinese vampire, its army of undead minions, and the end of humankind is an unlikely band of erstwhile heroes: an heiress, a gambler, an aging sheriff, his deputy, and a warrior-priest! Cover price $3.99.

Limited 1 for 10 Zombie Variant Cover by Martin Coccolo (W) C. Michael Hall (A) Martin Coccolo, Diego Rodriguez Gunfights! Kung fu! Monsters! If Hammer Films had hired a band of Hong Kong filmmakers to create a Spaghetti Western, they'd have created Helldorado! An unspeakable act of violence has altered reality itself, and a supernatural evil looms over the town of El Dorado. The most horrific myths of the Far East threaten to engulf the American West in darkness, and the only thing standing between a vengeful Chinese vampire, its army of undead minions, and the end of humankind is an unlikely band of erstwhile heroes: an heiress, a gambler, an aging sheriff, his deputy, and a warrior-priest! Cover price $3.99.

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(W) C. Michael Hall (A) Martin Coccolo, Diego Rodriguez A Chinese vampire, fueled by rage and suffused with the powers of darkness, brings the doomed town of El Dorado to its knees. Bullets fly and the streets run red with blood, but Sheriff Earl Whitman is outmatched by the power of Eastern magic. Enter the warrior-priest X'iao Ling... kung fu master, sorcerer, and El Dorado's only hope for survival! Meanwhile, heiress Emma Vinton and gambler Ezekiel Crane unravel the mystery behind what happened to Emma's father, and come to understand the magnitude of the horror they must now face. Cover price $3.99.

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The final act explodes in a frenzy of bullets, kung fu, and sorcery! With its vampiric power peaking, the chiang-shih brings the full scope of its dark magic to bear against the town of El Dorado, while an army of flesh-eating zombies besieges the Vinton ranch. Defiant in the face of certain death, a mere handful of mortals must stand against the worst nightmares of Asian legend in a battle the likes of which will rewrite Western history! Cover price $3.99.

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36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Ogden Whitney. Big Fat Mess at the Okay Corral!, script by Richard E. Hughes [as Shane O'Shea], art by Ogden Whitney; Herbie goes back in time to get the shotgun Doc Holliday used in the Battle of the Okay Corral. Professor Flipdome's Screwy Machine!, script by Richard E. Hughes, art by Ogden Whitney; Herbie's neighbor, Professor Flipdome, transports Herbie and his father to Miniturea, where everyone has a miniature twin, even Herbie. 36 pgs. $0.12. Cover price $0.12.

Stories by Nicola Cuti, Denny ONeil and Richard Hughes (credited as Shane O'Shea). Art by Ogden Whitney, Richard Grass Green, Pete Costanza, Jon D'Agostino and John Byrne. ACG Comics reprints the classic adventures of Herbie, the American Comics Group super-hero parody, featuring a rotund, lackadaisical, lollipop-sucking nerd boy who is inexplicably all-powerful. Herbie goes back to the Old West and encounters Doc Holliday, the famous gunfighter. Herbie uses his government connections to get Herbies father a job with the State Department, but then they become caught up in the war between the Hissians and the Pigturtles. Also, a Rog 2000 story starring the robot cabbie from E-Man comics, featuring early work by John Byrne. Reprints from Herbie #4 and 18, plus comedy shorts from Charltons Go-Go (one by comics legends Denny ONeil and Richard Grass Green) and a backup story from Adventures into the Unknown. Big Fat Mess at the Okay Corral; ROG 2000 vs. the SOG; Blooperman; Maury Decay-Disc Jockey; Clear the Road for Skinny; Stout Sorcery. 48 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.50.

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Tom McWeeney and Rich Hedden take the plump lump on a brand new adventure into a famous mansion full of beautiful girls...all swooning over Herbie! Also, two classic Ogden Whitney tales, "Big Fat Mess at the Okay Corral!" and "George Washington's Teeth!" It's history, as only Herbie can make it! Cover price $2.50.

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"Guns And Money Chapter 1: Spook Show" - Scorpion meets an old agency contact in a club, and it ends in trouble. Characters: Silver Scorpion; Rachel Ashley; Lee; Irving; Doorman; Rich; Allison. Written by Dan Vado, with art by Peter Krause. Cover by Peter Krause. Cover price $1.75.