Colt

Colt (1973–1976) was a gritty, 24-issue Western series published by S.E.P.P., a small press known for its offbeat genre fare. The title is most closely associated with writer-artist John Severin, whose detailed, atmospheric linework defined the book’s tough, frontier aesthetic. It matters as a distinctive, short-lived entry in the 1970s Western revival, offering a lean, no-frills take on the genre that stood apart from the more fantastical comics of the era.