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| Rawhide Kid #7 |
Rawhide Kid v1 #7, 1956 - Fearful of a massive indian attack, a man abandons his town to save his own life. In this brief
Al Williamson tale, the drawings are quite loose, sometimes lacking clarity in the smaller details. An exception is the opening panel, a wide view of the coward galloping through the woods. The background is an idyllic picture of nature, complete with cascading waterfall. The rider's face is darkened, perhaps suggesting his shameful behavior. This story was later reprinted in
Outlaw Kid v2 #28 and
Western Kid v2 #3. Other artists in this golden age comic include Dick Ayers. This is 1 of 1
Rawhide Kid issues by
Williamson.
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"The Coward" Williamson story pencils and inks 4 pages = ***
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