Comic: Western Gunfighters (V2)

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Here is some western action from Marvel ' Western Gunfighters (V2)' 1970-71
Second Vol. was a 1970s series notable for introducing the second and third versions of the Phantom Rider /Night Rider (also known as the Western Ghost Rider) in issue #7 (Jan. 1972). The first issue of this series introduced the character Gunhawk and the short-lived feature "Renegades" — The Fugitive times four, in the Old West. The second series also featured reprints from other Marvel westerns of the 1950s. Artwork for the new stories was provided primarily by Dick Ayers
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Comic: Gunhawks

update - full series now available.
Features one of the few black cowboys in the period.

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The Gunhawks were Kid Cassidy and Reno Jones. As introduced in Gunhawks #1 (1972), Cassidy was the son of a plantation-owning family in the antebellum American South, and Jones was an African-American employee of the family who was friends with Cassidy. They fought together for the Confederate States of America during the American Civil War, with Jones fighting the Union because their soldiers had kidnapped his lover, Rachel Brown. After the war, they became wandering gunfighters, the Gunhawks, and continued searching for Rachel.

During the course of Gunhawks #6 (1973), Kid Cassidy was shot and killed, and Jones was blamed for the crime. (In the Destiny War, published in 1999, the Avenger Hawkeye revealed that Cassidy had been killed prior to 1873).

With the next issue, the series was retitled to Reno Jones, Gunhawk, making Jones Marvel's second black character to have his own self-titled series, after Luke Cage, Hero for Hire. (The Black Panther had taken over the lead in the Jungle Action series a few months prior, but the Panther's name was not included in the series' title.) As it turned out, Reno Jones, Gunhawk #7 was also the final issue of the series, and the Gunhawks vanished into obscurity.

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Comic: Blaze of Glory

Kid Colt, Gunhawk, Rawhide Kid and more!
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