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Matt Slade Gunfighter#4
Cover: John Severin

Matt Slade Gunfighter #4

Jan 1957 · Horwitz · 1'- [0-1-0 AUP]
“Border Raiders!”

"Border Raiders!" in Matt Slade Gunfighter #4 (1957) delivers a brief but vivid glimpse into the cultural significance of the maguey plant, illustrated with care in a short text piece that highlights its many uses among indigenous Mexican communities. The interior art, credited to an unlisted illustrator and inker, complements the informative narrative, while the cover by John Severin—pencils and inks both—captures the rugged spirit of the Western genre with his signature detail.

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artist, inker ? (illustration)
letterer typeset
cover pencils, inks John Severin

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Short text piece with accompanying illustration about the maguey, a plant used for multiple purposes by the indigenous Indians of Mexico. "From this one plant, strong cloth, rope, a nourishing drink and medicine can be made!"

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).