[The Australian Panther]

clay1276, thank you muchly for these.
Have Gun was, in my estimate, the best of the 50s/60's US TV cowboy shows and the artwork on these
books by Art by Giovanni Ticci and Alberto Giolitti. is scrumptious. There were 14 comics all together, one of the longest Dell cowboy series. Don't know if CB+ has them all yet.
Thanks again!

Link to the book: Have Gun, Will Travel 09

[Captain Audio]

My Bombay Cat Dr Bombay is a great fan of have gun will travel. He will leap onto the bed the moment it comes on and settle down glued to the screen.
Being solid black from nose to toes he identifies with Paladin and watches his many fight scenes to pick up pointers.
My Mau cat was a great fan of Kato on the Green Hornet and incorporated his fighting style into his own Cat Fu.
The only cat I've even heard of who balanced upright on his hind legs and used martial arts kick fighting to dazzel his opponents. He danced from one paw to the other and used front kicks, side kicks and spinning side kicks. Incredible flexibility and control even for a cat.

[Robb_K]

Have Gun was, in my estimate, the best of the 50s/60's US TV cowboy shows and the artwork on these
books by Art by Giovanni Ticci and Alberto Giolitti. is scrumptious. There were 14 comics all together, one of the longest Dell cowboy series. Don't know if CB+ has them all yet.

CB+ has ALL 14 of them!  11 of them, (#4-14)are located together in the "Have Gun Will Travel" regular issues number series.  The first 3 issues, not yet in their own series, but merely being issued sporadically as a test to gauge their popularity for justifying regular monthly, bi-monthly, or quarterly issues, were issued in Dell's "Four Color Comics" series, under its own numbering system. They were issued as Four Color Comics numbers 931, 983, and 1044, quarterly during 1959.  The first regular issue under its own title (#4) was issued in February 1960.