Tex Willer
Tex Willer is a rugged Texas Ranger roaming the American frontier, fighting outlaws and injustice alongside his Navajo blood-brother Tiger Jack. Originally an Italian comics icon, this French-market edition brought his classic Western adventures to new readers across multiple anthology series.
Few names carry the weight of Western legend quite like Tex Willer, and this Bronze Age incarnation — debuting in Futura #3 in 1972 under the hands of Annibale Casabianca and Edmond Fernández Ripoll — brought that storied name to the pages of Semic S.A. across a remarkable 31-year run. With 94 catalog appearances spread across Rodeo, Futura, and Spécial Rodéo, this is a character with real staying power, sharing pages with a colorful roster that includes Kit Carson, Zembla, and the fiery Johnny Storm and Jane Storm. Two of those appearances have earned key-issue recognition, marking genuine milestone moments for collectors who follow the trail. If you have a soft spot for the frontier spirit of Bronze Age European comics, Tex Willer is a name well worth saddling up for.
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Trivia
- Claudio Villa has drawn more of Tex Willer's comics than any other artist in our catalog — 35 issues.