#western action

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Western Action No. 1 , February 1975. Atlas Comics.

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You know the drill: young man goes West, his family is killed, he learns how to shoot, finds out he's a natural, kills his family's killers, and hits the road: this is the origin story of countless Western heroes. Larry Lieber won't get any points for originality, but he hired Doug Wildey to draw this story, and that changes everything.

Kid Cody, Gunfighter: "Birth of a Badman!" in Western Action #1, February 1975, written by Larry Lieber, art by Doug Wildey

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Kid Colt Cody and the Apache Comanche Kid! Western Action in the Mighty Marvel Manner!

Western Action #1, February 1975, cover by Larry Lieber (pencils) and Frank Giacoia (inks)

Larry Lieber wrote the Kid Cody, Gunfighter feature, but fortunately handed the art chores to Doug Wildey who did his usual superlative job (more tomorrow).

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Western Action, Vol 1, 1, Bronze Age Comic Book. VF+ (8.5). July 1975. Atlas (Seaboard) Comics

Western Action 1 is written by Larry Lieber and Steve Skeates. Cover art is also by Lieber. Interior art is by Doug Wildley, and Jack Abel. Martin Goodman, one of the early founders of Marvel Comics, created Atlas Comic (Atlas Seaboard as not to confuse them Golden Age Atlas Comic, which Goodman was

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Western Action, Vol 1, 1, Bronze Age Comic Book. VF+ (8.5). July 1975. Atlas (Seaboard) Comics

Western Action 1 is written by Larry Lieber and Steve Skeates. Cover art is also by Lieber. Interior art is by Doug Wildley, and Jack Abel. Martin Goodman, one of the early founders of Marvel Comics, created Atlas Comic (Atlas Seaboard as not to confuse them Golden Age Atlas Comic, which Goodman was

[mrrubbersuitman]

Western Action, Vol 1, 1, Bronze Age Comic Book. VF+ (8.5). July 1975. Atlas (Seaboard) Comics

Western Action 1 is written by Larry Lieber and Steve Skeates. Cover art is also by Lieber. Interior art is by Doug Wildley, and Jack Abel. Martin Goodman, one of the early founders of Marvel Comics, created Atlas Comic (Atlas Seaboard as not to confuse them Golden Age Atlas Comic, which Goodman was

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[Free eBook REPEAT] Arizona Law by Philip Harbottle [Western]

Arizona Law by the Philip Harbottle, based on a manuscript from the estate of the late John Russell Fearn, is a standalone historical western frontier action adventure novel with suspense elements, free again for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press' Pioneering imprint.

This was originally published in 2004 by Robert Hale. The story involves a young lady from New Orleans who finds that life on the Arizona frontier is considerably different from what she had been expecting, as she gets caught up in local intrigue which puts her on the run from a crime she did not commit.

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Free for a limited time, available worldwide @ Amazon

Description Arriving from a privileged background in New Orleans, Sylvia Carfax thought she was headed to a life of prosperity when she stepped off the train in Arrowhead Bend…*

Unfortunately for the young dame, she was very much mistaken.

Sylvia soon discovers her love interest, Neil Grantham, may have mislead her slightly on his wealth.

Yet before she can hightail it out of the Wild West, she must first prove if she can survive in these harsher climes.

Unable to return to her previous life, Sylvia must sink or swim.

Will she become a ranch worker or an outlaw’s sidekick?

Will she heed the advice of her potential mother in law, the formidable Ma Grantham, or rather fall for the wily charms of the smooth-talking Carl Naylor?

Things come to a head after she is implicated, along with Neil, and the mysterious Indian Fleeting Cloud in a crime they did not commit.

Can Sylvia get her head around the Arizona Law before time runs out?