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[gunsmokin]

if anyone is looking for a The Kid from Texas #1, mine is up for sale on ebay.

[*Bronze age fan*]

Pretty sure that Kid Colt 97 is in the same boat. I looked back quite a ways through this thread to look for a September cover date RK 18 and couldn't find one, but apparently they exist.

 

 

Mine is October.

 

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[rodan57]

Pretty sure that Kid Colt 97 is in the same boat. I looked back quite a ways through this thread to look for a September cover date RK 18 and couldn't find one, but apparently they exist.

 

But if the only evidence is a typed line in the census ...

 

 

[*Bronze age fan*]

I feel bad for the Robbers of Rio Rapids. Wyatt Earp is one bad man! Those four dopes don't stand a chance.

 

 

Wyatt Earp #4

 

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[Dick Pontoon]

Earp.

 

If I remember I'll check my RK #18 later; I think it's Oct, too.

[KirbyJack]

Mine's October.

[rjpb]

It was pretty tough on those post-code western heroes, having to shoot guns out of peoples hands instead of just aiming for the torso.

[seredynskib]

I just got this back from CGC today!

 

When I submitted the book, I asked CGC if they could include credits to Stan Lee & Ayers (because every CGC copy I had previously seen only mentioned Jack Kirby) and was pleased to see that they are now included in the CGC notes

 

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[KirbyJack]

That's a nice book you got there!

[gunsmokin]

wow what a beautiful 4.5!!! presents very nicely. nice dark inks! well done!

[seredynskib]

Thanks guys! I feel fortunate to own this copy. RK17 is a difficult book to find.

[*Bronze age fan*]

I just got this back from CGC today!

 

When I submitted the book, I asked CGC if they could include credits to Stan Lee & Ayers (because every CGC copy I had previously seen only mentioned Jack Kirby) and was pleased to see that they are now included in the CGC notes

 

 

 

Great comic! Congrats!

[seredynskib]

I just got this back from CGC today!

 

When I submitted the book, I asked CGC if they could include credits to Stan Lee & Ayers (because every CGC copy I had previously seen only mentioned Jack Kirby) and was pleased to see that they are now included in the CGC notes

 

 

 

Great comic! Congrats!

 

Thank you!

[gunsmokin]

super human accuracy, incredible strength for his size. World's first mutant?

 

[seredynskib]

super human accuracy, incredible strength for his size. World's first mutant?

 

Haha, nope. According to his origin story, the Rawhide Kid was trained at a young age to shoot and through rigorous practice, he became the world's most accurate shot with a gun. A skill that comes in handy when you're always aiming to shoot away your opponent's gun.

[*Bronze age fan*]

Just got this....it completes my, The Kid From Texas two issue run. This is the first issue.

 

 

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[seredynskib]

Just got this....it completes my, The Kid From Texas two issue run. This is the first issue.

 

 

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nice! That's one you don't see every day.

[Killgrave]

I just got this back from CGC today!

 

Really nice man! and if I'm not wrong.. that is now the highest graded sig series copy.

 

There is a 3.5 double sig copy being looped on the bay at the moment.

[seredynskib]

I just got this back from CGC today!

 

Really nice man! and if I'm not wrong.. that is now the highest graded sig series copy.

 

There is a 3.5 double sig copy being looped on the bay at the moment.

 

You are correct and hopefully it stays that way

[*Bronze age fan*]

After getting this issue, I need 27 more issues for the complete set.

 

 

Two Gun Kid #31

 

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