Roy Rogers Comics #45

Fifty-two pages of Western adventure await in this September 1951 Dell offering, featuring the "King of the Cowboys" himself crouched low and pistol drawn — his plaid shirt and white Stetson instantly recognizable against a warm amber sky. Behind him, a mounted rider races across the open range, driving home the sense of pursuit and urgency that made Roy Rogers a staple of American popular culture. With a story titled "Roy Rogers and the Range Orphan," this is a solid slice of mid-century Western comics at its finest.