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The Brownies were first created by Canadian artist Palmer Cox (1840-1924). The Dell comics version was drawn by several different artists. The earliest comics were similar to Cox's style, while later comics were influenced by the iteration drawn by Walt Kelly (of Pogo fame), which were lush in detail. This collection includes four of the Dell Four Color comics featuring the Brownies. (The Four Color imprint included a variety of characters, and allowed Dell to try out some titles before giving them their own series.) The issues included are Nos. 192 (1948), 337 (1951), 365 (1951), and 482...

The Cisco Kid and Pancho were popular western characters featured in numerous movies, radio shows, and television adventures. The Dell Comics version is based on the popular television series The Cisco Kid (1950-1956), where Cisco is known as The Robin Hood of the West This collection brings together five exciting issues from the long-running comics, and includes the very first issue from the test-run Four Color series.

Cisco and Pancho run up against outlaws, bank robbers, renegade Indians, and other western sidewinders. They find themselves hunting for a 'loose gorilla,...

Laramie was a television western starring John Smith as Slim Sherman and Robert Fuller as Jess Harper. The characters ran a stagecoach relay station in the Wyoming Territory during the 1870s. The series ran from 1959 to 1963. Dell Comics published four issues of Laramie: the first three in the Four Color series, and the fourth as a stand-alone title. All four exciting issues are reprinted in this volume.

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Five selected issues of Francis, the Famous Talking Mule, reprinted from the original Dell Comics, are collected in this volume.

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