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"Promise to a Princess" from Weird Western Tales vol.1 #12 (DC, 1972) by John Albano and Tony De Zuniga |
It should have been the western equivalent of Weird War Tales - i.e. this particular adventure should have featured a fairy tale princess or something - but it was mostly a Jonah Hex book, with side-orders of El Diablo, Scalphunter and Cinnamon. Not that these guys' stories couldn't get a little weird, but they were a far cry from, say, Super-Chief. Certainly not Creature Commandos level.
Oh, I do so love Jonah Hex. Shooting Owl-Hoots no less.
ReplyDelete"What's weird about Jonah Hex? Well, he's like we grabbed '70s Clint and dunked half his face in acid. Weird thing to do, certainly."
ReplyDeleteHe's a bit strange, I'll agree, but his stories are pure western until he turns into Road Warrior, and then later goes Vertigo.
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