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Wyatt Berry Stapp Earp (1848-1929) is one the West’s largest legends Ð known as a buffalo hunter, stagecoach driver, prospector, and lawman, he lived the life that made the American West celebrated for generations since. He fought outlaws, and also later in life became the inspiration for such cowboy stars as Tom Mix and John Wayne. Wyatt Earp enjoyed many great comic book series, including long runs from Dell and Charlton. His adventures were also presented here-and-there in various Golden Age comics even before those days, going back to 1937, just a few years after Earp’s passing. It’s important to note that the legend only intersects with reality at certain points and for a short time, but the flavor of his life is still there. The stories in this volume come from:
WESTERN PICTURE STORIES #3 (JUNE 1937)
DESPERADO #3 (SEPTEMBER 1948)
DESPERADO #4 (OCTOBER 1948)
COWBOY WESTERN COMICS #19 (NOVEMBER 1948)
CRIME MUST PAY THE PENALTY #5 (DECEMBER 1948)
BRUCE GENTRY #3 (JANUARY 1949)
WESTERN ADVENTURES #3 (FEBRUARY 1949)
THE WESTERNER COMICS #26 (APRIL 1950)
COWBOY WESTERN COMICS #29 (OCTOBER 1950)
THE WESTERNER #30 (JANUARY 1951)
PAWNEE BILL #1 (FEBRUARY 1951)
BUFFALO BILL #9 (DECEMBER 1951)
TIM HOLT #29 (APRIL 1952)
FAMOUS WESTERN BADMEN #13 (DECEMBER 1952)
BEST OF THE WEST #7 (MARCH 1953)
BLACK DIAMOND WESTERN #46 (SEPTEMBER 1953)
KID COWPOY #11 (OCTOBER 1953)
WILL BILL ELLIOTT Ð FOUR COLOR #520 (DECEMBER 1953)
JESSE JAMES #17 (APRIL 1954)
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