The Comics Journal #67

Oct 1981 · Fantagraphics · 3.00 USD

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“Cowboy Story”

"Cowboy Story," a standout piece in The Comics Journal #67 (1981), showcases Michael Catron’s distinctive art and inking in a raw, character-driven narrative that captures the quiet tension of the American West. With lettering by Janet Toombs and a striking cover by Harvey Kurtzman—both pencils and inks—this issue offers a rare, intimate glimpse into a lesser-known corner of comics history, framed by the era’s shifting industry landscape.

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writer, artist, letterer Harvey Kurtzman · cover Harvey Kurtzman

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writer, artist, letterer Harvey Kurtzman

cover pencils, inks Harvey Kurtzman

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Kurtzman's breakdowns for a Little Annie Fanny strip where she visits Gilley's Club and rides a mechanical bull.

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