Good memory from our childhood ! We watched it on our Admiral TV, in black and white, and we didn't miss an episode!
The series was very successful in Brazil !
Additional Information
Name
1021 - Texas Rangers | Published
Publication
Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 36
Notes
Indicia title is "JACE PEARSON'S TALES OF THE TEXAS RANGERS, No. 1021." Code number is JACE PEARSON.O.S. #1021-598. Copyright 1959 by General Mills, Inc. Second and last Jace Pearson Four Color after "Jace Pearson's Tales of the Texas Rangers" (Dell, 1955 series) ends with #20. Based on the 1955-59 "Tales of the Texas Rangers" TV series.
Cover
1 page
Feature
Jace Peason's Tales of the Texas Rangers
Pencils
? (photo)
Inks
? (photo)
Colors
? (photo)
Genre
Crime; Western-frontier
Characters
Jace Pearson (photo of Willard Parker)
Foreword/Afterword
No Title (1 page)
Synopsis
Preview of first story.
Feature
Jace Pearson's Tales of the Texas Rangers
Pencils
? (photographs)
Inks
? (photographs)
Letters
typeset
Genre
Crime; Western-frontier
Characters
Jace Pearson (photo of Willard Parker)
First Line
Texas is a mighty big state...
Notes
Inside front cover; black and white. Three photos and typeset text.
Comic Story
Hurricane (20 pages)
Synopsis
Pearson and Morgan are sent to the Gulf area to investigate the Carlson gang. On the way they are to stop at Stardale to pick up Morgan's nephew Ricky Brian. Before the two can get to Stardale, a hurricane strikes. After taking refuge until the hurricane passes, the Rangers continue to Stardale, finding it hard hit by the hurricane. The Carlson gang happens by and decides this would be a good time to rob the bank. The Rangers have to track the gang, despite not having found Morgan's nephew among the survivors.
Art identification by Steinar Ådland (2010.11.27).
Text Story
The Swindle (1 page)
Synopsis
Doubleout Sam fast-talks prospector Beanpole Billy into investing in gold-mine stock. When the prospector insists on seeing the mine, Sam and his men take him across the desert to the hills, show him a mine shaft, then abandon him without food or water. The tough old prospector makes it back to town to get to the sheriff's office to file charges.
Text story with 1/4 page illustration.
Art identification by Steinar Ådland (2010.11.27).
Comic Story
Pattillo Higgins (4 pages)
Synopsis
The story of Pattillo "Bud" Higgins, who was the catalyst for the drilling of the first oil well in Beaumont, Texas, in 1901. It was a gusher that sparked the establishment of the Texas oil industry.
Inside back cover; black and white. Panels with typeset text underneath. Story is "narrated" by Jace Pearson.
Art identification by Steinar Ådland (2010.11.27).
Comic Story
The Legend of Ranger Lake (1 page)
Synopsis
The Texas Rangers' efforts in 1880 to find the secret water holes of Apache Indian raiders along the Texas-New Mexico border.
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