Saturday Morning Western Pulp: Giant Western, August 1950
That's a nice cover by George Rozen on this issue of GIANT WESTERN, and some pretty good authors inside, too. Jim Mayo was Louis L'Amour, of course, and a few years later he expanded his novella "Showdown on the Hogback" into the novel SHOWDOWN AT YELLOW BUTTE. Then there's W.C. Tuttle, one of my favorites, with a story featuring his character Cultus Collins (I haven't read any of this series). Also on hand are Leslie Scott, another favorite, writing under his pseudonym A. Leslie, old-timer Charles Alden Seltzer, Arch Whitehouse, better known for his aviation stories, and house-name Charles Alan Gregory.
2 comments:
Quite a lineup. My two favorite Western authors plus Lamour! None of Tuttle’s other series were as good as Hashknife but all were fine.
I agree, the Hashknife stories and novels are Tuttle's best work.
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