Hoot Gibson

Hoot Gibson is a six-issue comic series launched in 1950 by Streamline, starring the real-life rodeo champion and silent-film cowboy in action-packed western adventures. The artwork was primarily handled by the prolific Iger Shop, with occasional photographic covers adding a distinctive, pulp-inspired flair. While brief, the series captures the tail end of the cowboy craze in comics, offering a snapshot of how Hollywood's Western stars transitioned into the four-color page.