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All-Star Western #117
Cover Date: March, 1961
Cover by Gil Kane and Joe Giella."Six-Gun Showdown with Madame .44""The Crowning of Super-Chief!" written by Gardner Fox, penciled and inked by Carmine Infantino. The tale of the origin of Super-chief, he was the greatest warrior and mightiest hunter of t ...
Issue Description
Cover by Gil Kane and Joe Giella."Six-Gun Showdown with Madame .44""The Crowning of Super-Chief!" written by Gardner Fox, penciled and inked by Carmine Infantino. The tale of the origin of Super-chief, he was the greatest warrior and mightiest hunter of the Wolf Clan, he was selected by Manitou the great spirit to combat evil. Reprinted in Superman #245.All-Star Western
- Publisher
- DC Comics
Volume Description
The year was 1951 and as super hero comics continued to decline in popularity, many of them mutated into Western, Crime and horror titles. The Super Hero title All-Star Comics being a prime example, as it was re-named All Star Western from issue #58. All-Star Western ran for 10 years as a bi-monthly title and featured characters like the Trigger Twins, Johnny Thunder and Madame.44. After a hiatus in the 60's, the title would return for an 11 issue run in 1970-72, during which DC introduced the tormented character of Jonah Hex.
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