Gunsmoke Western #35 - Al Williamson art

Gunsmoke Western #35

Gunsmoke Western v1 #35, 1956 - After a close call with an ornery drunk, customers of a saloon recall an even meaner gunfighter named Texas Sam. Loosely rendered, Al Williamson's drawings are a tad less than adequate. The tale begins with an opening splash, capturing the troublemaker's moment of entry with little fanfare. Regarding the inks, the first few pages (like the interior page below) look suspiciously like Gray Morrow's hand but the rest appear to be drawn by Williamson. Other artists in this golden age comic Gene Colan, Jack Keller, Jerry Robinson and John Severin. Cover by Severin. This is 2 of 5 Gunsmoke Western issues by Williamson.
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"What'll It Be, Gents?" Williamson story pencils and inks 4 pages = **

Al Williamson

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