Rodeo

A gritty Western anthology series from Magazine Enterprises, Rodeo (1955–1957) ran for 25 issues, delivering hard-bitten tales of cowboys, outlaws, and frontier justice. The series is most closely associated with artist and writer Frank Doyle, whose dynamic, no-nonsense storytelling captured the twilight of the classic Western comic boom. While not as famous as its contemporaries, Rodeo stands as a lean, authentic snapshot of the genre's final years before the rise of superheroes.