| Issue | #1 |
| Published | December 1965 |
| Cover Price | .12 |
| Pages | 36 |
| Editing | Don Arneson |
| Notes | Lobo was the first black character to have his own comic book. Like the Lone Ranger he is wealthy but instead of silver bullets he leaves behind gold coins with the imprint of a wolf and an L. Like Zorro and The Phantom he leaves behind his mark impressing his gold coin emblem on the forehead of criminals. In an interview with Jamie Covill, Tony Tallarico confirms the writers and editor and that he was the creator of the character Lobo. |
| Genre | Western |
| Script | Don Arneson |
| Pencils | Tony Tallarico |
| Inks | Tony Tallarico |
| Notes | Lobo was the first black character to have his own comic book. Like the Lone Ranger he is wealthy but instead of silver bullets he leaves behind gold coins with the imprint of a wolf and an L. Like Zorro and The Phantom he leaves behind his mark impressing his gold coin emblem on the forehead of criminals. In an interview with Jamie Covill, Tony Tallarico confirms the writers and editor and that he was the creator of the character Lobo. |
| Characters | Lobo |
| Synopsis | "Following the tragic war between the states thousands of ex-soldiers left the war-torn east and headed west. Cowboys came in all shapes, sizes, and temperaments... and they created all sorts of legends. Some were good, some were bad and some were indifferent. Whatever they were...Lobo could have been one of them" |
| Genre | Western |
| Script | Don Arneson |
| Pencils | Tony Tallarico |
| Inks | Tony Tallarico |
| Synopsis | Lobo is a Union soldier who goes west after the Civil War ends. He hires as a ranch hand who gets wrongly blamed for killing the boss. He sets out to clear his name with good deeds. He saves a miner's life and the miner gives him his gold mine. |
| Genre | Western |
| Script | Don Arneson; Tony Tallarico (plot) |
| Pencils | Tony Tallarico |
| Inks | Tony Tallarico |
| Notes | I listed Lobo as the title because the character is actually un-named. He is dubbed Lobo the lone wolf by the men against him. He adopts the Lobo title and his real name is never revealed. It is very interesting that color is not mentioned in the story and people do not react to the fact that Lobo is black. This would be a better country if color could be ignored the same way in the real world. |