Tex Granger Adventure Magazine

Set against the backdrop of the post-war comic boom, Tex Granger Adventure Magazine (1948–1949) was a short-lived but spirited Western series from Parents' Magazine Press, running just seven issues. The title is most closely associated with artist Lorence Bjorklund, whose rugged, atmospheric pencils defined the look of the wandering cowboy hero. Though brief, the series stands as a modest but earnest entry in the crowded field of 1940s Western comics, reflecting the era's appetite for frontier adventure.