Lash LaRue Western #41
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFawcett's June 1953 edition of Lash LaRue Western puts the "King of the Bullwhip" front and center — dressed head-to-toe in black and mounted on a striking dark horse, with his signature whip arcing through the air above him. A painted strip along the bottom shows a posse of riders thundering across the frontier, teasing the promise spelled out right on the cover: "Follow the King of the Bullwhip on the Road to Danger!" With "More Pages of Stories" boasted across the top and Howard Boughner handling the full creative load inside, this is a solid ten-cent slice of 1953 Western adventure.
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