Western Frontier

A short-lived but visually distinctive series from P.L. Publishing, Western Frontier ran for just three issues in the early 1950s, capturing the waning days of the classic Western comic genre. The title is most associated with the crisp, dynamic art of Al Carreño and Richard Case, whose pencils brought the frontier to life. Though brief, it stands as a neat time capsule of the era's pulp-inspired storytelling and the skilled craftsmen who defined it.