Wild Bill Hickok and Jingles (1958) comic books 1958

Cover by Maurice Whitman. Stories and art by Al Williamson, Bill Molno, Sal Trapani, Charles Nicholas and Vince Alascia. Numbering continues from Cowboy Western Comics (1948) #67. Western adventure with the legendary gunslinger Wild Bill and his sidekick Jingles, based on the 1950s TV series. After Bill rescues a painter from a buffalo stampede, he learns that strange accidents have been following the artist around the West, in a story with art by EC legend Al Williamson (possibly inked by Angelo Torres). In another Williamson story, Reno Jones and the Mesa Bunch have a well-defended hideout at the edge of legal jurisdiction, so Wild Bill decides to go in and get them. In a Jingles solo story, Wild Bill's sidekick investigates a "haunted" mine and finds too-solid ghosts. Stampede!; Cheyenne Kid Welcomes "Fun With Pop" at His Ranch; The Marshal Got Mad!; High Stakes!; Star; Jingles: The Haunted Mine. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Maurice Whitman. Stories and art by Al Williamson, Sal Trapani, Charles Nicholas and Vince Alascia. Western adventure with the legendary gunslinger Wild Bill and his sidekick Jingles, based on the 1950s TV series. A mystery man from Back East with money to burn hires outlaws to get rid of Bill, in a story with art by EC legend Al Williamson (possibly inked by Angelo Torres). In another Williamson story, Curt Fanning and his gunslingers give Wild Bill until noon to get out of town. Bill meets Homer Fogg, a rancher who looks just like him, but it's all part of a plot to frame Wild Bill for a train robbery. Run, Marshal, Run!; Clean-Up!; Somber Shadow; Noon Deadline; The Quietest Town in the West; Doubles Double X. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Al Williamson, Sal Trapani, Charles Nicholas and Vince Alascia. Western adventure with the legendary gunslinger Wild Bill and his sidekick Jingles, based on the 1950s TV series. Wild Bill duels an outlaw who carries a legendary silver pistol, in a story with art by EC legend Al Williamson (credited as "Baldo Smudge"). Top-hatted Elias Jones accuses Wild Bill of being a "dry-gulcher, a crooked gambler, and a corrupt lawman," and says he can prove it. The Russell Gang wants to take over Sycamore City, but they didn't reckon on blacksmith Olaf Svenson, who can bend pistols with his bare hands. The Most Hated Man in Town!; Gentle Strangers; Decoy Draw; Westward We Wander; The Bulletproof Blacksmith; Cheyenne Kid Welcomes "Fun with Pop" at His Ranch; The Silver Colt; Poor Willie Hickok. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.