Kid Cowboy #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Wild Bill Hickok" kicks off in Kid Cowboy #1 (1950), a 10-cent Western gem where a young boy raised by an Indigenous woman after a wagon train massacre is reunited with his father's brother, Bill Dix, and his wife Martha. With a sharpshooter's reputation and a fierce sense of justice, he carves a name for himself in the frontier. The story unfolds through art by Bob Brown, with a striking cover by John Buscema.
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A young male survivor of a wagon train attack is adopted by an indian woman and raised in the tribe. When older he is reassimilated and goes to live with his father's brother, Bill Dix, and his wife Martha. He becomes legendary for his fast sharpshooting and as a champion of injustice.
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