Roy Rogers Comics #81
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis September 1954 Dell issue showcases a warm, relaxed side of the King of the Cowboys — the cover by Arnold Holeywell presents Roy Rogers in a plaid flannel shirt and cowboy hat, grinning broadly as he holds a fishing rod and a freshly caught fish. Surrounding him are the trappings of a great outdoor day: lures, a landing net, waders, a camp lantern, and a tackle box, all rendered in an appealing painted style that feels like a genuine afternoon away from the range. Inside, Gaylord Du Bois and artist John Buscema bring the action with "Gun Flames at Windy Gulch," making this a fine blend of easygoing charm and Western adventure.
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