Showing posts with label Hank Hartman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hank Hartman. Show all posts

Wednesday, 25 October 2017

Ben Bowie and his Mountain Men 07


Publication May-July 1956| Price: 0.10 USD | Pages:36

Featuring Ben Bowie and his Mountain Men
Credits Pencils:? (painting) | Inks:? (painting) | Colors:? (painting)
Content Genre: Historical | Characters: Ben Bowie


Text Article Another Outstanding Award for Dell Comics (1 page)
Credits Pencils:? (photos) | Inks:? (photos) | Letters: typeset
Content Characters: George T. Delacorte, Jr. (photo); Col. Draper F. Henry (photo); Major General Lucas V. Beau (photo); Hon. John I. Lerom (photo); Col. C. Short (photo)
Notes Dell Comics wins the Civil Air Patrol citation for Outstanding Service to Youth. On inside front cover in black and white.


Comic Story Forcing the River (17 pages)
Featuring Ben Bowie and his Mountain Men
Credits Job #: B.B.#7-565
Content Genre: Western-frontier | Characters: Ben Bowie; Zeke; Nakah; Jim; Stace; 
Red Hand


Comic Story The Indian Alliance (17 pages)
Featuring Ben Bowie and his Mountain Men
Content Genre: Western-frontier | Characters: Ben Bowie; Zeke; Nakah; Jim; The Prophet
Notes Story continues on inside back cover and back cover. Inside back cover is in black and white.
























 More information on this collection HERE

Coming soon: Ben Bowie and his Mountain Men #08

Friday, 6 October 2017

Ben Bowie and His Mountain Men #06 (Four Color #657)



Publication May 1955 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages:36

Featuring Ben Bowie and his Mountain Men
Credits Pencils:? (painting) | Inks:? (painting) | Colors:? (painting)
Content Genre: Historical | Characters: Ben Bowie





Text Article "Building a Log Cabin"
 Cover / 1 page
Pencils: Hank Hartman ? (painting)
Inks: Hank Hartman ? (painting)
Colors: Hank Hartman ? (painting)
Letters: typeset
Synopsis: Description of building a log cabin


Comic story The Dangerous Coast
Featuring Ben Bowie and His Mountain Men  ( 17 pages )
Script:?Pencils:?Inks:?Colors:?Letters:?

Genre: Historical  Characters: Ben Bowie; Jim; Zeke; Nakah

Synopsis: Ben must find a way to draw the French and their Algonquin Indian warriors
into an open meadow for a showdown with the British Redcoat soldiers.


Comic story The Hunters
Featuring Ben Bowie and His Mountain Men  ( 17 pages )
Script:?Pencils:?Inks:?Colors:?Letters:?

Genre: Historical  Characters: Ben Bowie; Jim; Zeke; Nakah
Synopsis:Ben and his men go far to the West, searching for buffalo. They find the buffalo, but are captured by Sauk Indians, who don't intend to let them return to the East.

Indexer Notes: Story continues on inside back cover in black and white and concludes on
 back cover in color. The last panel is Dell's "A Pledge to Parents."


"A Shipwreck, An Unknown Land..." Gulliver's Travels 
 promo (ad from the publisher) 
0.33 page






More information on this collection HERE




Coming soon: Ben Bowie and his Mountain Men #07




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Wednesday, 4 October 2017

Ben Bowie and His Mountain Men #05 (Four Color #626)


Publication May 1955 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages:36

Featuring Ben Bowie and his Mountain Men
Credits Pencils:? (painting) | Inks:? (painting) | Colors:? (painting)
Content Genre: Historical | Characters: Ben Bowie




Text Article "None could escape the Fight for the Fort!"
 Cover / 1 page
Pencils: Hank Hartman ? (painting)
Inks: Hank Hartman ? (painting)
Colors: Hank Hartman ? (painting)
Letters: typeset



Comic story Fight for the Fort 
Featuring Ben Bowie and His Mountain Men  ( 17 pages )
Script:?Pencils:?Inks:?Colors:?Letters:?

Genre: western-frontier Characters: Ben Bowie; Jim; Zeke; Nakah

Synopsis:The British plan to push the Wilderness Road a hundred miles further west and built two forts. The commander hires Ben and his men to help protect them from Iroquois warriors under the command of the new chief, Black Crow.


Comic story The Escape
Featuring Ben Bowie and His Mountain Men  ( 17 pages )
Script:?Pencils:?Inks:?Colors:?Letters:?

Genre: western-frontier Characters:Ben Bowie; Jim.

Synopsis:  Ben and Jim are captured by Shawnee Indians and are "adopted" into the tribe, clothed in Indian garb, and have their heads partially shaved. The pair escape from the Shawnee but have to convince the nearby settlers they are not Indians.



Coming soon: Ben Bowie and His Mountain Men #06 (Four Color #657)


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