Kid Colt Outlaw #88 - Al Williamson art, Jack Kirby cover

Jack Kirby

Kid Colt Outlaw v1 #88, 1960 - After stealing a thousand dollars worth of bonds, a thief runs out on his partner. Subsequently, a posse catches up and corners him on a rocky hill. The initial scenes employ a thick heavy line, but subsequent pages are more varied. Al Williamson's inking is a little imprecise, but his pencils meet expectations. His best effort occurs on page 3, as the posse finds its quarry (see interior page below). This story was later reprinted in Kid Colt Outlaw #170. The cover by Jack Kirby is immediately recognizable, despite the convoluted layout. Other artists in this silver age comic include Jack Keller. This is 3 of 40 Kid Colt Outlaw issues by Kirby and 7 of 8 Kid Colt Outlaw issues by Williamson. /// Williamson gallery

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Kirby cover pencils (Christopher Rule? inks) = ***
“Escape” Williamson story pencils and inks 4 pages = ***

Al Williamson

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