Lash La Rue Western #70

Charlton's "King of the Bullwhip" rides again in this December 1958 issue, with cover pencils by Charles Nicholas and inks by Vince Alascia delivering a punchy western standoff — Lash LaRue mounted on his black horse in the background, while his bullwhip snaps a revolver right out of a startled outlaw's grip in the foreground. It's a tight, confident composition that captures everything appealing about Lash's signature style: no guns needed when you've got that kind of accuracy. Inside, Pete Morisi handles the art duties on "Double Deal!," making this a solid package of frontier action for a dime.