Roy Rogers Comics #83

Against a sweeping backdrop of mesa country and wide open skies, Roy Rogers stands poised with a fully drawn longbow, arrow nocked and aimed with steady focus — a striking image that shows the King of the Cowboys versatility beyond the saddle. His fringed yellow-and-red western shirt and white Stetson make him instantly recognizable, with a quiver of arrows slung across his back completing the picture. This 1954 Dell issue pairs that arresting cover by Arnold Holeywell with an interior story by Gaylord Du Bois and art by John Buscema and Mario Acquaviva — a fine creative team for any fan of classic western comics.