Billy the Kid #63

Oct 1967 · Charlton · 0.12 USD

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“Too Pretty to Kill”

Charlton's Billy the Kid #63 brings the masked frontier gunfighter to vivid life on a cover by José Delbo, showing Billy astride a spotted horse at full gallop, pistol blazing as distant figures scatter across a rocky desert landscape. The tagline "Day Without Courage" sets a tense, atmospheric tone that pairs nicely with the interior story, "Too Pretty to Kill," written by Joe Gill with art and inks by Delbo and lettering by Ray Burzon. For fans of 1967 western comics, this is a solid, well-crafted package from one of the genre's most dependable publishers.

writer Joe Gill · artist, inker José Delbo · letterer Ray Burzon · cover José Delbo

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writer Joe Gill

artist, inker José Delbo

letterer Ray Burzon

cover pencils, inks José Delbo

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When Billy shoots a man in self-defense the town thinks Billy shot him in cold blood.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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