1950 Series
Published in English (United States) United States
Publication Dates: 1950 - Winter 1952-1953
Number of Issues Published: 12 (#1 - #12)
Color: Color
Dimensions: Standard Golden Age U. S.
Paper Stock: glossy cover; newsprint interior
Binding: saddle-stitched
Publishing Format: Was Ongoing Series
Publication Type: magazine
Pages 52 Indicia frequency: Quarterly
Authors:
Script
? [as Royal Roberts, [as Walt Cross], John Mitchell ?, [as John Starr], Augustine Martinez
Pencils
Jack Kamen ?, [as Royal Roberts], Maurice Whitman, Iger Shop, Pete Morisi, Ken Battefield
Inks
[as Royal Roberts], Maurice Whitman, Iger Shop, Pete Morisi, Ken Battefield,
Colors and Letters
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The title was an attempt by Fiction House to enter the romantic comic market. It is a slightly bizarre cross genre mix of western and romance.
Many of Fiction House's titles featured strong willed and beautiful heroines who quite capable of looking after themselves. Examples include the star of Fiction House's stable Sheena, Queen of the Jungle and also Firehair, a white woman member of an Indian tribe. Cowgirl Romances carried on with this tradition.
The stories were mostly one-offs, but for the first three issues there was a regular feature Calamity Jane, by Royal Roberts. The tag line was 'The Cowboys Called her TONY TYLER ... but FATE named her - CALAMITY JANE!!', which even for the liberties that comic books took with the truth is extreme. The character bears absolutely no relationship to the real Calamity Jane, whose real name was Martha Jane Cannary Burke.
Contributors to Cowgirl Romances included: Kim Bartley, Curt Langdon, Cliff Hanson and John Stark.
From http://furycomics.com
Links: Cowgirl Romances #01 - #12⇲⇲
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