Jesse James from Cowboy Western Comics (1948-1952) Charlton by A. Wallace

 Jesse James    

Authors: 

 Pencils & Inks: 

Tex Blaisdell (signed as Tex) #17,

Joe Orlando #18, #19, #24; Ken Battefield #20-23

William M. Allison #25, #33, #38; Fred Bell #31, #32, #34

Genre: western-frontier [western outlaw]       Characters: Jesse James 

Cowboy Western Comics  /  Comic Story

Issues: #17 - #25, #31, #32, #34, #38 & #39

July 1948 - July/August 1952

Summary:

#17 Young Jesse James - Jesse James / comic story / 4 pages

#18 Young Jesse James - Jesse James / comic story / 4 pages

#19 [Mining Camp] - Jesse James / comic story / 4 pages

#20 [no title indexed] - Jesse James / comic story / 4 pages

#21 [The Train Wreck] - Jesse James / comic story / 4 pages

#22 [Mining Camp] - Jesse James / comic story / 4 pages

#22 [Kansas City Fair of 1873]- Jesse James / comic story / 4 pages

#23 [Prairie City Robbery] - Jesse James / comic story / 4 pages

#24 [Jessie Meets Phoebe Arnold] - Jesse James / comic story / 4 pages

#25 [Avalanche] - Jesse James / comic story / 4 pages

#31 Wanted Jessie James - Jesse James / comic story / 4 pages

#32 [California Vacation] - Jesse James / comic story / 4 pages

#34 The Great Train Robbery - Jesse James / comic story / 4 pages

#38 [Supply Train] - Jesse James / comic story / 4 pages

#39 [Northfield Minnesota Raid] - Jesse James / comic story / 4 pages

57 pages + 5 covers taken from the Cowboy Western Comics publication (Charlton )

 Compiled by A. Wallace

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Annie Oakley from Cowboy Western Comics (1948 - 1952) by A. Wallace

 Annie Oakley

 Pencils & Inks:  Joe Orlando

Genre: western-frontier       Characters: Annie Oakley
  

Cowboy Western Comics  /  Comic Story

Issues: #17, #18, #19. #20, #21, #22, #23, #24, #31, #32, #33, #34, #38 & #39

July 1948 - July/August 1952

60 pages + 7 covers taken from the Cowboy Western Comics

 publication (Charlton )

Compiled by A. Wallace

“Annie Oakley” began in January 1954 as a TV series starring Gail Davis as Annie, 

Jimmy Hawkins as her kid brother Tagg, and Brad Johnson as Sheriff Lofty Craig.

 Gene Autry’s Flying A produced 81 episodes through 1957.

Altho there had been an Annie Oakley comic book from Atlas (Marvel) in ‘48, it naturally bore no resemblance to and was not authorized by Autry’s Flying A. Gene already had a working relationship with Dell to publish his own comic book as well as RANGE RIDER,

 so Dell quickly adapted ANNIE OAKLEY AND TAGG to comic form in early ‘54 with Four Color #438 and FC#481, although neither had photo covers nor did the artwork much resemble Davis and Hawkins…nor was Johnson as Lofty present in these first two issues.

Cowboy Western Comics

Charlton, 1948 Series

Published in English (United States) United States

Publication Dates:

July 1948 - July-August 1952

Number of Issues Published: #17 - #39

Pages:36   Indicia Frequency: bi-monthly

Color

Compiled by A. Wallace

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