PRENDE IN CULO CAZZI DI 33 CM: COSTANZA BARRAI, NATA A MILANO IL 1.1.1999, BORN IN MILAN ON 1.1.1999. AD APPENA 18 ANNI (E 18 ANI CHE SI DOVRA' RIFARE, SE CONTINUA COSI', ED ANCHE FRA NON MOLTO). EX INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MILAN. STA FACENDO F…
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Nothing to do with this story, but just found your site a few days ago and looked through the archives, to discover the '50s story "The Guns Of Rio Vegas." Wanted to let you know that isn't Alex Toth on pencils, as you credited, it's Mike S…
Just so you know... John Tuska, the reigning "expert" on western fiction, says any story with an American Indian character counts as a western [he thus counts ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOOS NEST and POW-WOW HIGHWAY, to nme two, as true westerns.…
The war between the states plays a part in lots of western movies (The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly)and western comics (Jonah Hex), and my favorite John Wayne movie is actually a civil war story! So this is a good story choice (especially in…
Thanks for posting this story, Aaron, even though now my face is red at the realization of how unreliable my memory has become.In 1984 Charlton reprinted this story (and cover) in Gunfighters #83 (Mar 1984). (The GCD entry for that issue cr…
Great! Thank you, Aaron, for letting Spectergirl guest post. The Double A Ranch offers the most fun comics blogs on the internet. You're married to Spectergirl?? Cool! COWBOY LOVE was great, too! Anonymous: Thank you for reading us!Bookstev…
Thank you! "A Promise to Clarissa" in this same issue is one of my favorite stories illustrated by Jim Aparo. Great stuff, Aaron! I have always loved Morisi's dramatic style. Great post from a great title! Anonymous: Is that a request? I ca…
You missed one! The Carter Slade version was continued in one of Marvel's 25 cent mags--WESTERN GUNFIGHTERS I think--and Slade was killed! He was then replaced by his brother (or was it his son?) As far as I know any and all revivals since
Speaking of John Severin ... today the news comics blog "Comic Reading Library" (comicreadinglibrary.blogspot.com) posted an entire issue of Charlton's Billy the Kid comic, complete with three stories by John Severin. The man definitely kne…
Aaron: Yeah, white pants are a little hard to imagine in the old west, but wow is that some classic Severin (particularily in the action panels). Great post! Mykal: Severin's western work is so darned prolific, he just keeps popping up on t…
And no Pow Wow Smiith either??I must have missed Cinnamon... had to toally look that one up. Albie: Nope, not even Matt Savage-Trail Boss! Cinnamon debuted as a back-up to Scalphunter in Weird Western Tales. I've had a request for some of h…