A rather pensive cover from the January 1952 issue of the appropriately named and long running WEST (354 issues from 1926 to 1953). With a lead novel by William Hopson and a reprint of an Ernest Haycox story from COLLIER'S, an issue likely worth reading, too.
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WEST is one of my favorites and the subject of a recent long article in BLOOD N THUNDER magazine. The Doubleday years of 1926-1935 are really outstanding and puts WEST in the running as one of the very best western fiction magazines.
The years after 1935 are not too bad either. Frankly I really like the cover of this issue because it is not the usual shoot 'em up gunfight. Very well done.
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