Waal, this ranny shore has plenty uh problems. Not only is he bein' shot at, he's about to fall off thet durned cliff right behind him, and them buzzards are jist a-circlin', waitin' to feast on his carcass an' peel the meat right off'n his bones!
You think I couldn't have sold to WILD WEST WEEKLY? All week long and twice on Saturday!
But I've wandered off into the weeds here. To get back to business, that cover, which I like a lot, is by the prolific and dependable H.W. Scott. Inside this issue are some prolific and dependable authors, as well: Walker A. Tompkins with an Arizona Thunderbolt story (I'm not familiar with the Arizona Thunderbolt, but what a great name for a Western pulp character), T.W. Ford with a Silver Kid yarn, C. William Harrison (a Devil's Deputy story), Samuel H. Nickels (a Hungry and Rusty story), and non-series stories from Chuck Martin and Dean Owen. No serials! That sounds like a really good issue to me.
3 comments:
I reckon your spell checker didn't care much for that intro. You could have given W. C. Tuttle a run for his money.
My spell checker has long since given up on me.
That’s a terrific, unusual cover. Just this side of ‘symbolic’. Love it!
-b.t.
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