Ringo #17
Sport Magazine Pty Ltd
Australia.
Issue contents
Cover
Untitled
(Big River Lawman)
Cover, 1 page
"Big River Lawman"
Featuring
- Feature
- Big River Lawman
- Genre
- Western-Frontier
Credits
- Painting
- ?
Reprint history
- First print
- Unknown
1Featuring
- Feature
- Ringo
- Genre
- Western-Frontier
Credits
- Editing
- Selecciones Ilustradas
Reprint history
- First print
- Unknown
Notes
This could be the story "Traficantes de armas", reprinted as the "Gun Runners" in Ringo 4 and 31. However, the artwork does not look like Carlos Gimenez
2Featuring
- Genre
- Western-Frontier
Credits
- Art
- Don Heck
Reprint history
- First print
-
Apache Trail (Farrell, 1957 series) #1 (September 1957) — Triple Twist!
- Also printed
-
Bumper Western Comic (Colour Comics, 1959 series) #4 ([July 1960?]) — Triple Twist!
Synopsis
Identical twins use their resemblance to commit crimes but are foiled by a blind woman.
Notes
The text of this story has been changed to remove slang/accents. For example, "git out" to "get out"; "yah" to "you"; "shore" to "sure". It seems likely that these changes were made in Australia and suggest a previous Australian reprint during a period when such changes to localise a comic were more common.
3Featuring
- Feature
- Swift Arrow
- Genre
- Western-Frontier
- Characters
- Swift Arrow; Colonel Moresby; Crooked Antler; Red Eagle; Black Bison
Credits
- Pencils
- Ken Battefield
- Inks
- ? [Iger Shop]
Reprint history
- Based on
-
The Lone Rider (Farrell, 1951 series) #23 (December 1954-January 1955) — War Whoop! (retitled)
-
Ringo (Sport Magazine, 1967 series) #17 ([September 1971?]) — War Whoop!
- Printed in
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Apache Trail (Farrell, 1957 series) #1 (September 1957) — Apache Attack!
- Also printed
-
Bumper Western Comic (Colour Comics, 1959 series) #4 ([July 1960?]) — War Whoop!
Synopsis
Swift Arrow warns the fort of Red Eagle's attack.
Notes
This version differences from the version in Apache Trail 1 in a number of ways, in addition to the title: new introductory text at the beginning; a bugler dies with "a flaming arrow in his breast" rather than joining is brothers in battle; a soldier dies with an arrow in his chest, rather than arm; Indians seek to scalp and kill, rather than claim Apache territory; and other similar (mainly text) changes that make it more violent. It seems likely that this version is from a pre-code source.
4"Marshal! Duck!"
Featuring
- Feature
- Ringo Kid
- Genre
- Western-Frontier
- Code
- K-50
Reprint history
- First print
- Unknown
Notes
Begins: "Marshal! Duck!"
5Featuring
- Genre
- Western-Frontier
Credits
- Pencils
- Jesus De La Peña Rego [as Suso 1970]
- Inks
- Jesus De La Peña Rego [as Suso]
- Editing
- Selecciones Ilustradas
6Featuring
- Feature
- Ringo
- Genre
- Western-Frontier
Credits
- Pencils
- Jesus De La Peña Rego [aka Suso]
- Inks
- Jesus De La Peña Rego
Reprint history
Notes
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Indicia
The indicia for this issue is not recorded. The identified publisher might be an associated or parent company, rather than the specific listed publisher.