Gene Autry Comics #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 1951 Dell issue puts America's favorite singing cowboy front and center — Gene Autry, decked out in a bold plaid shirt and white Stetson, stands cool and resolute while a dramatic scene of galloping riders and a blazing building unfolds behind him. The blend of a photographic portrait with illustrated action gives the cover a real punch, capturing the rough-and-tumble energy of the Old West. With 32 pages of all-comics adventure written by Elizabeth Beecher, including the story "The Shadow Ridge Trappers," it's a fine slice of early-'50s Western storytelling.
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First line: "Good morning, Sam! How´s the headman of the Haynes´Stage Line?"
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