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Durango Kid
Date | Number: 4 | Lang: English (en)
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SourceThis book was scanned from a copy in the JVJ Archive.
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Includes gorgeous Frank Frazetta Dan Brand story.
  
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NameDurango Kid 4 (alt) | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 36 | Frequency: bi-monthly | Editing: Raymond C. Krank
NotesIndexed from a scan from http://digitalcomicmuseum.com/index.php. The scan is missing the Dan Brand story, so its location within the issue is uncertain.
 
Cover1 page
Letterstypeset
GenreWestern-frontier
 
IllustrationDurango to the Rescue! / Durango Kid (1 page)
Letterstypeset
GenreWestern-frontier
NotesOn the inside front cover.
 
Comic StoryTracks Across the Trail! / Durango Kid (8 pages)
SynopsisThe Kid and Muley come across a railroad holdup by criminals who are wrecking the engine. As he investigates, the Kid discovers the reason behind these destructive episodes: the cattle ranchers are afraid that the railroads will break up grazing lands and bring in competitors.
GenreWestern-frontier
CharactersDurango Kid [Steve Brand]; Raider (the Kid's horse); Muley Pike; Pete Lawson (villain)
PencilsJoe Certa
InksJoe Certa
NotesArt Iidentification by Steinar Ådland (December 2010).
 
Comic StoryBloody Rails! / Durango Kid (8 pages)
GenreWestern-frontier
PencilsJoe Certa
InksJoe Certa
NotesJoe Certa, with his really bad bad-guy faces often showing their teeth in sideview, and broad, funny faces of horses in frontview. Art ID by Steinar Ådland December 2010.
 
Comic StoryManhunt! / Durango Kid (7 pages)
SynopsisThe Durango Kid tracks down and stops a familiar villain, Waring, from blowing up a Union Pacific train trestle the next time a train passes by.
GenreWestern-frontier
CharactersDurango Kid [Steve Brand]; Muley Pike; Waring (villain)
PencilsJoe Certa
InksJoe Certa
NotesNotice the funny horse face on page 5, and bad guy with teeth showing in sideview on page 2. Some clues to Certa.
Art ID by Steinar Ådland December 2010
 
Comic StoryBrothers of the Wilderness / Dan Brand and Tipi / White Indian (7 pages)
SynopsisDan and Tipi have been acting as guides for a group of pioneers pushing their way through the Appalachian Mountains. They stop for the night and a wildcat threatens the life of Ann Cartwright. Saving her, he is asked to give up the way of the Indian and settle down, which prompts a dejected Tipi to leave and return to his own people. Meanwhile, Ann and her father are captured and held for ransom by a group of forest bandits. Tipi returns with some of his tribe to save them and discovers that Dan's answer to giving up his Indian ways was a resounding "no", and so stays on with his best friend.
GenreAdventure; Western-frontier
CharactersDan Brand [White Indian]; Tipi; Ann Cartwright; Mr. Cartwright; Eye (villain)
Script
PencilsFrank Frazetta (signed)
InksFrank Frazetta (signed)
NotesScript previously credited to "Gardner Fox ?", but Frazetta himself told Robert R. Barrett that "Ray Krank, who was also the editor at Magazine Enterprises, wrote the scripts." ("The Complete Frazetta White Indian" (Vanguard Productions, 2011), page 7).
 
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