Outlaw Kid #18 - Al Williamson art

Outlaw Kid #18

Outlaw Kid v1 #18, 1957 - Carving a notch for his upcoming kill, a gunfighter chooses a victim who refuses to draw a gun. Al Williamson's artwork is dependably sound, conveying both drama and action. During the inevitable stand-off, the artist places the gunman's fallen weapon in the foreground (see interior page below). This cleverly suggests that it's out of reach while hinting at its importance. Williamson's pencils are deftly finished by Ralph Mayo, a frequent and often excellent collaborator. Other artists in this golden age comic include Doug Wildey. Cover by Joe Maneely. This is 3 of 3 Outlaw Kid issues by Williamson.
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"The Last Notch" Williamson story pencils (Ralph Mayo inks) 4 pages = ***

Al Williamson

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