Eclipse Monthly #2

Sep 1983 · Eclipse · 2.00 USD; 2.25 CAD

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In "Herbie," Rio ventures to Endsville, the final stop on the railroad, chasing rumors of a buffalo-shooting "special" train. When he’s ambushed and falsely accused of murder, he flees the town to clear his name—before the truth becomes another casualty. Written and illustrated entirely by Doug Wildey, this 1983 Eclipse Monthly tale blends gritty Western tension with a mystery that unfolds across the rails. The cover, by Marshall Rogers, captures the stark, sun-baked isolation of the frontier town.

Contains 5 stories

Herbie

10 pp · Superhero

Herbie Wilcox (intro)

The Exploder

10 pp · Superhero

Static [Mac Rey]Dr. Ed SerchFera SerchThe Exploder (introduction)Dr. Kug

The Foozle Stands Alone

10 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Science Fiction

Big Bill Roughbouy

Chapter Nine: Above and Below

6 pp · Crime, Historical

Inspector Dan KerrySin Sin WaMrs. WaRita IrwinSam Tuk

The Hide Butchers Part II

10 pp · Western-Frontier

Rio: Phineas DorseyGradyBrazosGrootRuby-Joy

In "The Hide Butchers Part II," Rio rides into Endsville, a lawless frontier town at the railroad's edge, seeking answers about the brutal buffalo-shooting trains that’ve left the land desolate. When he’s ambushed and then falsely accused of murder, Rio flees into the wilderness, determined to uncover the truth behind the frame-up before the trail goes cold.