Jest Comics #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Big Fight," Richard Speed crafts a gripping wartime-era tale of defiance, chronicling the rise of a Mexican rebel leader who stood against U.S. influence in New Mexico and led multiple uprisings against the Mexican government. With bold storytelling and dynamic art all his own, Speed brings this historical struggle to life in a 1945 comic that’s as bold in its visuals as it is in its subject. The cover by Gus Ricca captures the tension and drama of the era with striking, period-accurate flair.
This one-page biography in Jest Comics #11 (1945) recounts the life of Francisco Villa, the famed Mexican revolutionary whose actions challenged both U.S. influence in New Mexico and the Mexican government itself. Through bold raids and relentless defiance, Villa emerged as a symbol of resistance on the western frontier.
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