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That means you owlhoot! Just finished listing over a dozen Kid Colt comics on a 'fixed price' format on eBay's core listings! Which reminded me that growing up in the late 1950's to early 1960's, westerns on TV and in comic books were part of my everyday life. Of the Big Three Westerns that Marvel Comics printed, it was Kid Colt Outlaw that was my personal favorite! Kid Colt's own comic book series ran from 1948 to April of 1979! So these newly listed comics are over 30 years old! KEY Issues of his print run in comic books were: Origin in Kid Colt #11 in 1950 First gunfight with Sam Hawk was in 'Gunsmoke Western' in 1960. Kid Colt was killed by Gunhawk in Blaze of Glory #1-4 in 2000. Today I find that westerns are seeing a resurgence, and with the Jonah Hex western comic book movie coming out soon, this genre should show even more collectability! For those of you new to us, we have an ongoing pop culture - comics convention here at Make It So Marketing, what with our daily blog posts and listings of items for sale! Thanks for reading this popular culture - comics - comic books blog post and please visit our blog again!Michael |
 To view more Kid Colt and and other Western Comics like the one shown above... just click the exciting comic book cover!   Note From Make It So Marketing: Each comic / comics book or magazine in our eBay Featured Store is individually graded, inventoried, priced, bagged and boarded, before being listed for sale! We attend several pop culture and comic books conventions during the year to replenish our inventory for resale! If you don't see what you are looking for, feel free to email us a 'want list' and if in stock, we'll place it in our eBay Featured Store just for you!   Thank YOU for being one of our
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