Cisco Kid (1951-1958 Dell) comic books 1955 or before
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Issue #7
$7.60
Painted cover by Ernest Nordli. Art by Bob Jenney. The Cisco Kid rode the range as the Robin Hood of the Old West with his corpulent sidekick Pancho, earning a permanent place in 20th-century pop culture. Just-released outlaw Clint learns that a delayed stagecoach full of gold is being kept in the stage office until the bank opens in the morning. That's the key to his plot to frame the Cisco Kid for murder and robbery. The sheriff enlists Cisco and Pancho in catching the mysterious outlaw known as The Phantom Rider. Plus fun facts about pioneer travel, western transportation, and mule deer. Pioneer Travel; Revenge in Reverse; The Phantom Rider; Western Transportation. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #8
$4.80
$3.80
Painted cover by Ernest Nordli. Art by Bob Jenney. The Cisco Kid rode the range as the Robin Hood of the Old West with his corpulent sidekick Pancho, earning a permanent place in 20th-century pop culture. The duo encounters a runaway boy in the wilderness. That's when they learn about his stepfather, the outlaw Ike Slade, and his band of night riders. Jean and her father have a map to hidden treasure, but outlaws are trailing them, and Cisco and Pancho are trailing the outlaws. Plus fun facts about pronghorn antelope, bighorn sheep, and black bears. Ghost of the Desert; The Cisco Kid and the Bad Men of Blue Moon Ridge; The Cisco Kid and the Treasure Map to Trouble; Hunting Bighorn Sheep. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #9
$4.80
$3.80
$3.30
$2.50
- Interior complete. Full spine split.
Painted cover by Ernest Nordli. Art by Bob Jenney. The Cisco Kid rode the range as the Robin Hood of the Old West with his corpulent sidekick Pancho, earning a permanent place in 20th-century pop culture. Cisco seeks a gang of bandits who are looting Mexican churches and missions, and selling the goods in the US. A parrot's beak holds the clue Cisco's been looking for. The duo faces Dude Hobbins, who claims that he really does own the road. Plus "fun" facts about the Montana Vigilantes. Montana Vigilantes; The Smuggler's Run; A Smart Trick. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #10
$3.80
$3.30
$3.30
Painted cover by Ernest Nordli. Art by Bob Jenney. The Cisco Kid rode the range as the Robin Hood of the Old West with his corpulent sidekick Pancho, earning a permanent place in 20th-century pop culture. A grass fire sends Cisco and Pancho into battle against outlaws who plan to destroy the alfalfa crop of the Running-L Ranch. But Bess, the beautiful owner of the ranch, mistakes Cisco and Pancho for the culprits. Pancho boards a stagecoach that also carries Widow Johnson, the new heir of the Blue Lady Mine, but outlaws don't want that stage to arrive. Surprise Attack; The Cisco Kid and the Riddle of the Running-L; The Cisco Kid and the Blue Lady Mine Mystery. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #11
$2.90
- Water damage. Piece missing from back cover.
Painted cover by Ernest Nordli. Art by Bob Jenney. The Cisco Kid rode the range as the Robin Hood of the Old West with his corpulent sidekick Pancho, earning a permanent place in 20th-century pop culture. Cisco and Pancho come to the aid of a sheriff in trouble. But that just leads them to the mystery of the Missing Men of Shirttail Ridge. After a new town's schoolhouse burns down, suspicion falls on Miss Amy, the schoolmarm, but Pancho suspects the corrupt town boss, Grant. Plus fun facts about Wyatt Earp. Exquisite painted cover by Ernest Nordli. Wyatt Earp: Dodge City Marshall; The Missing Men of Shirttail Ridge; Trouble in Tiptop. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #12
$4.20
Painted cover by Ernest Nordli. Art by Bob Jenney. The Cisco Kid rode the range as the Robin Hood of the Old West with his corpulent sidekick Pancho, earning a permanent place in 20th-century pop culture. Cisco and Pancho find a dying man in the desert who sets them on the trail of Black Mike in Bootstrap. This leads them to the Grogan Gang, a train robbery, and Pancho trapped on a runaway caboose. While taking temporary shelter at the mission of El Refugio, Cisco and Pancho encounter the mysterious riders known as the Black Ghosts. Plus "fun" facts about The Gatling Gun. The Gatling Gun; Alias Ex-Jailbird; The Black Ghosts of El Refugio. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #13
$8.00
View scan$6.70
$4.20
$3.30
Painted cover by Ernest Nordli. Art by Bob Jenney. The Cisco Kid rode the range as the Robin Hood of the Old West with his corpulent sidekick Pancho, earning a permanent place in 20th-century pop culture. Cisco and Pancho come to the aid of Jason, a newspaper editor in Apache Ridge, who has been blinded by outlaws. With the town overtaken by lawlessness, Cisco and Pancho try to set things to rights. Cisco and Pancho encounter a dying man in the desert who warns them to look for the Jackaroo, leading them to hot-tempered Ruth Leland, owner of the embattled Deep Spring sheep ranch. Plus fun facts about longhorn cattle. Action-packed painted cover by Ernest Nordli. Taming a Longhorn; The Apache Ridge Bandits; Trouble in Tumbleweed. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #14
$6.00
Painted cover by Ernest Nordli. Art by Bob Jenney. The Cisco Kid rode the range as the Robin Hood of the Old West with his corpulent sidekick Pancho, earning a permanent place in 20th-century pop culture. Outlaws hijack a stagecoach, send the passengers away, and steal the coach itself. It's all part of a plot to rob the mine payroll, a plot that includes an outlaw dressed as an old lady. Cisco and Pancho interrupt a stagecoach robbery and encounter sailor Whitey Grimes, who is carrying a mysterious treasure. Plus fun facts about the vampire bat. The Vampire Bat; Oretown Masquerade; The Lucky String. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #15
$5.00
$4.20
Painted cover by Ernest Nordli. Art by Bob Jenney. The Cisco Kid rode the range as the Robin Hood of the Old West with his corpulent sidekick Pancho, earning a permanent place in 20th-century pop culture. Cisco and Pancho find an unconscious, redheaded woman in the desert, and nobody in the nearby town knows who she is. But what does she have to do with the mysterious redheaded girl named Crystal, who can supposedly read minds and tell the future? Cisco tries to prove that his friend Don Gomez has been framed for a crooked land deal. Plus fun facts about the beef steer. Photo-realistic painted cover by Ernest Nordli must have really stood out on the newsstands in 1953. The Beef Steer; Skullduggery at Sun Prairie; The Silent One. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #16
$4.20
Painted cover by Ernest Nordli. Art by Bob Jenney. The Cisco Kid rode the range as the Robin Hood of the Old West with his corpulent sidekick Pancho, earning a permanent place in 20th-century pop culture. Cisco and Pancho find a town where the cattlemen and sheep herders live in harmony. But that's because they've joined forces to keep would-be farmers from homesteading on their lands. The White Masked Bandit targets trains, and dares the law to catch him. Plus fun facts about stampedes. Another dynamic painted cover by Ernest Nordli. Stampede; The Stockmen of Longhorn; The White Masked Bandit. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #17
$4.20
$4.20
Art by Bob Jenney. The Cisco Kid rode the range as the Robin Hood of the Old West with his corpulent sidekick Pancho, earning a permanent place in 20th-century pop culture. Cisco and Pancho get involved in a dispute over who's carrying the mail to towns on the remote frontier. That leads to a tense dogsled run through a raging blizzard. Cisco and Pancho set out to run a reverse scam on a crooked real-estate broker. Plus fun facts about the cowboys in Old California. Another nice painted cover, likely by Ernest Nordli. California Vaquero of 100 Years Ago; White Fury; Two-Way Frame-Up. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #18
$4.20
$4.20
Painted cover by John Parker. Art by Bob Jenney. The Cisco Kid rode the range as the Robin Hood of the Old West with his corpulent sidekick Pancho, earning a permanent place in 20th-century pop culture. Cisco and Pancho rescue the prospector Pop Hammer from an ambush. A lost pair of spectacles at the scene leads Cisco to the attacker. Cisco and Pancho set out to help Dorrie deal with her eccentric uncle's latest invention: a sail-powered wagon, a literal "prairie schooner." Plus background on Cisco, Pancho, and Diablo the horse. Double Dynamite; The Prairie Schooner. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #19
$4.20
$3.30
$3.30
Art by Bob Jenney. The Cisco Kid rode the range as the Robin Hood of the Old West with his corpulent sidekick Pancho, earning a permanent place in 20th-century pop culture. Cisco and Pancho get involved when the dispute between two men over the rights to a gold mine turns violent. The duo intervenes when a crooked land agent schemes to steal widow Martha Turner's land. Plus fun facts about cattle on the range. Range Cattle; The Cisco Kid and the Jackal Roundup; The Cisco Kid and the Land Jumpers. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #20
$6.70
$3.30
$3.30
Painted cover by Ernest Nordli. Art by Bob Jenney. The Cisco Kid rode the range as the Robin Hood of the Old West with his corpulent sidekick Pancho, earning a permanent place in 20th-century pop culture. Runaway goats during a sandstorm lead Cisco and Pancho to Anna, who has found gold on her land. But outlaws Roby and Wes want to jump her claim, by force if possible. Cisco and Pancho set out to help an old friend find out if the man engaged to his daughter is only after his lands and fortune. Plus fun facts about cattle brands. Lively painted cover by Ernest Nordli. Brands and Branding; The Cisco Kid and the Petticoat Marker; The Cisco Kid and the Fiesta Cover-Up. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #24
$8.00
Art by Bob Jenney. The Cisco Kid rode the range as the Robin Hood of the Old West with his corpulent sidekick Pancho, earning a permanent place in 20th-century pop culture. Blackwell's plan hinges on getting rid of Cisco, so he can't compete in The Roaring River Rodeo. Someone takes a shot at Cisco during a performance of Rosa's play. Investigating, Cisco and Pancho learn that she stands to inherit the Silver Deuce mine after her brother's murder, but someone doesn't want that to happen. Plus fun facts about big cats. The Big Cats; The Roaring River Rodeo; The Silver Deuce. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #26
$9.00
Painted cover by Ernest Nordli. Art by Bob Jenney. The Cisco Kid rode the range as the Robin Hood of the Old West with his corpulent sidekick Pancho, earning a permanent place in 20th-century pop culture. Pancho's Uncle Ferd comes to the duo for help - only he thinks that Pancho is the fast-shooting hero, and Cisco is the bumbling sidekick. Beautiful reporter Estralita tells Cisco and Pancho that Ferd's newspaper was investigating Boss Weevil. A public dust-up between rancher Hagen and his ex-foreman Ballard looks like opportunity for two cattle rustlers. Plus fun facts about cowboy hats. Cowboy Hats; The Cisco Kid and Pistol Pancho; The Cisco Kid and the Persistent Rustlers. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #28
$2.50
Painted cover by John Parker. Art by Bob Jenney. The Cisco Kid rode the range as the Robin Hood of the Old West with his corpulent sidekick Pancho, earning a permanent place in 20th-century pop culture. Cisco and Pancho rescue Peggy, the beautiful owner of the Rocking T Ranch, from a stampede. But a rustler left for dead tells Cisco and Pancho that Beetface Bob and the Border Bandits started the stampede to drive Peggy off her ranch. Pancho is ambushed by escaped convicts Bingles Dodd and Ace Rankin, who steal his clothes and hide out with a traveling circus. Action-packed painted cover by John Parker. Stampede at Sundown; The Rodeo Bluff. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
