Six-Gun Heroes

A 24-issue run from Cleland, Six-Gun Heroes (1949–1952) rode the post-war wave of Western comics, delivering quick-draw action and frontier justice across its brief but lively tenure. While the series didn't anchor itself to a single defining talent, its creators—including the house artists and writers of the era—churned out a steady stream of cowboy tales that captured the genre's pulp appeal. It stands as a snapshot of the early 1950s Western boom, a time when every spinner rack offered a new gunslinger.