Bully Says: Comics Oughta Be Fun!: Today in Comics History, February 14, 1866: Another daring robbery by The Gang with Poor Publicity

'Didn;t they leave a silver bullet or a callin' card of some sort?'

from "Young Jesse James" in Cowboy Western Comics (1948 series) #17 (Charlton, July 1948), pencils and inks by Tex Blaisdell
Oh, according to the title of the story (always a good place to check), they were robbed by Kid Jesse James. Still, you'd think he could afford a banner or a placard or some SEO or something to keep his name out in front of the easy-robbed public.

'Stop them, Cowboy from the Ralston Purina Ranch!'

'Stop them, Cowboy from the Ralston Purina Ranch!'

What do you rightly think, ma'am?

'Ahhhhh, Ricky, I burnt the pot roast!' 'Oh, Loosy, you got some 'slainin' to do!'

Them are some pretty great teeth for the Old West.

She's only excited because she thinks there's a Bob's Big Boy behind her.

Monday, February 14, 2022

Today in Comics History, February 14, 1866: Another daring robbery by The Gang with Poor Publicity

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