The Texan
#4
([1960] ?)
Magazine Management,
1965? Series
Revenge in Rock River
The Texan / comic story / 40 pages
- Script
- Eric Freiwald; Robert Schaefer
- Pencils
- Mel Keefer
- Inks
- Mel Keefer
- Letters
- ?
- Editing
- ? (original editor)
- Job Number
- T4
- Genre
- western-frontier
- Synopsis
- Bill Longley comes to the tent town of Rock River, New Mexico, where he meets old friends from the war. They are prospectors and tell him that the town is under the thumb of John Flood, who charges the miners for protection from his hired guns.
- Reprints
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from Four Color (Dell, 1942 series) #1027 - The Texan (September-November 1959)
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Indexer Notes
This story was 19 pages before reformatting for this pocket edition.
Stage to Paradise
The Texan / comic story / 24 pages
- Script
- Eric Freiwald; Robert Schaefer
- Pencils
- Mel Keefer
- Inks
- Mel Keefer
- Letters
- ?
- Editing
- ? (original editor)
- Job Number
- T4
- Genre
- western-frontier
- Synopsis
- After capturing outlaw Clint Dirkson, Bill Longley takes him to the nearby town of Fenton, Oklahoma. There he finds the sheriff is dead and the townspeople don't want to deal with Dirkson's gang, which is following him. Longley and two volunteers take Dirkson on a stage to the nearest marshal, in Paradise 80 miles away.
- Reprints
- from Four Color (Dell, 1942 series) #1027 - The Texan (September-November 1959)
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Indexer Notes
This story was 13 pages before reformatting for this pocket edition. The first page of this story includes the code "T2" suggesting the issue is a reprint of The Texan #2. There were only two Dell issues of The Texan.
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Revenge in Rock River
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Stage to Paradise
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