Lobo #2

Oct 1966 · Dell · 0.12 USD

📊 ~25,881 copies sold its debut month

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“The King of the West”

In "The King of the West," Lobo finds himself framed for crimes he didn’t commit, as a ruthless outlaw known as the King of the West sabotages the frontier with a trail of forged Lobo coins. Written by Don Arneson and brought to life by Bill Fraccio’s art with inks by Tony Tallarico, this 1966 Dell comic blends Western grit and pulp suspense, with a cover by Fraccio and Tallarico capturing the showdown’s raw intensity.

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writer Don Arneson · artist Bill Fraccio · inker, letterer, writer Tony Tallarico · cover Bill Fraccio, Tony Tallarico

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Full credits

writer Don Arneson

artist Bill Fraccio

inker, letterer, writer Tony Tallarico

cover pencils Bill Fraccio

cover inks Tony Tallarico

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Lobo has been wrongly accused of a crime he did not commit. The self proclaimed "King of the West" won't stop until he has run every two-bit rancher off the range. The King leaves behind fake Lobo coins at crimes to frame Lobo. Of course Lobo eventually defeats the king.

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