No es bueno que el monstruo esté solo.
(lo pinta Ming Doyle)
Esto se llama The Stranger.
(y lo pinta Paul Hoppe)
Ghost Riders in the (Comics) Sky
Introduced in June 5, 1948 in a song by Stan Jones and sung by the Sons of the Pioneers the idea has been represented in different ways over the years, oddly for some reason mostly in comic books.
The Cross-Draw Kid was a short lived western character published by Ace Comics in 1948 for the 6 issues of Western Adventures.
As Westerns were only exceeded in their reliance the sameness of all their stories by the Romance and War genres in the late 40s and early 50s even a little bit of different made them stand out, or in the case of Bud Steele the Cross-Draw Kid, sort of stand out.
Cross-Draw, other than his “cross-draw” was also noted for fighting sort of western “super” villains, such as this evil ventriloquist of the old west.
Trivia note… Other than Edger Bergen has there EVER been a ventriloquist in pop-culture that wasn’t evil and/or crazy?
The Girls from Outer Space.
Allá vamos, al cine. ¡Al cine!
(los pinta Colin Fix)
Vamos, Garra Justiciera. La patrulla nos espera, fiel amiga.
(lo pinta Lee Bermejo)
Viernes naciente. Nuestro héroe inicia la jornada con su característico y probado dinamismo.
(lo pinta Philip Tan, le da la tinta Jonathan Glapion)
¡Alehop!
¡Alehop!
(la pinta Mike Maihack)
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