Weird Western Tales #26- The West Gets a Little more Wild-ey!

cover by Luis Dominguez

What with the new Jonah Hex movie having just premiered, and the number of request I got for vintage Hex issues, I thought I'd treat y'all to one of my favorites.

Although Tony DeZuniga is the artist most often associated with Jonah Hex's early appearances in Weird Western Tales, he only drew the first 13 issues of Jonah's run. After DeZuniga left, the art chores went to Noly Panaligin for two issues and then came this gem...an issue drawn by Doug Wildey.

Sadly, #26 was Wildey's only issue of WWT. Enjoy the show:

More Recommended Readin'- Judge Colt, Gunsmoke

Howdy, Y'all. Things are busy here at the Bias Ranch, what with my gettin' a new job that cuts my free time down considerable. Why, I hardly have time to keep up my bloggin'. I plan to post sumthin' here ever' Monday, Wednesday and Friday, best I can. But, if'n y'all cain't wait a whole day for more Western comics, y'all can mosy right on over to my amigo, Mykal Banta's blog "Gold Key Comics" and read the following rollickin' tales of frontier livin':


http://www.goldkeystories.com/2010/02/judge-colt-in-hangman-judge.html



http://www.goldkeystories.com/2010/01/judge-colt-time-of-assassin.html



http://www.goldkeystories.com/2010/04/judge-colt-no-4-september-1970.html



http://www.goldkeystories.com/2010/03/gunsmoke-no-4-august-1969.html

And, if thet weren't enuff, The Groovy Agent over t' "Diversions of the Groovy Kind has several rootin', tootin' tales of desperadoes, buckaroos and owlhoots posted:



http://diversionsofthegroovykind.blogspot.com/search/label/weird%20western%20tales