Idaho

Set in the rugged American West of the 1960s, Dell's Idaho ran for eight issues from 1963 to 1965, a short-lived but visually varied comic that leaned on the painted covers and interior work of Bob Jenney and the dynamic pencils of Jack Sparling. Its premise centered on the frontier adventures of its titular character, a strong, silent hero navigating the lawless territories of the Idaho wilderness. While not a landmark series, it stands as a curious artifact of Dell's mid-century output, showcasing a mix of artistic talents and a genre-specific focus that was typical of the era's newsstand comics.