Ringo #2
Sport Magazine Pty Ltd
Australia.
Issue contents
Cover
Untitled
(Ringo [Gringo])
Cover, 1 page
"Big River Lawman"
Featuring
- Feature
- Ringo [Gringo]
- Genre
- Western-Frontier
Credits
Reprint history
- First print
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Lasso (Se-Bladene, 1962 series) 1965 (1965) — med Maverick Brødrene
- Also printed
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Western Picture Library (Pearson, 1965 series) ([March 1965?]) —Sixgun Justice — Sixgun Justice
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Aventura (Editorial Novaro, 196-? series) #804 (7 de agosto de 1973) — Los Colonos
Notes
The artist's signature has been cropped in this printing, but is recognisable on foreign printings.
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Details
- Printed
- 1967? to 1968?
- More...
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![This Wonderful World Atlas [only 60c!] (1967?-1968?)](/image/gallery/927/this-wonderful-world-atlas-only-60c.jpg "This Wonderful World Atlas [only 60c!] (1967?-1968?)")
2Featuring
- Feature
- Ringo [Gringo]
- Genre
- Western-Frontier
- Characters
- Sid Bicking [Ringo]; Jarvis Garret; Sheriff Wesley; Thomas; Chuck
Credits
- Script
- Manuel Medina
- Art
- Carlos Giménez [as Carlos] (signed)
- Editing
- Selecciones Ilustradas
Reprint history
- First print
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Condor Popular (Aguiar & Dias, 1954 series) #5702 (November 1965) — A Colina da Morte
- Also printed
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Gringo (ZNU, 1966 series) #6 (1966) — De geest van de bergen
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Buffalo (Semic, 1965 series) November 1967 (November 1967) — Unknown [The Hill of Death]
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Buffalo (Romanforlaget, 1968 series) [20. november] 1968 ([20. november] 1968) — Dødens fjell
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Gringo (IMDE, 1970 series) #6 (December 1970) — La colina de la muerte
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Politikin Zabavnik (Politika, 1952 series) #1063 (12 May 1972) — Duh u planini
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Ringo (Sport Magazine, 1967 series) #26 ([October 1973?]) — The Hill of Death
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Hunter (Riego, 1980 series) #6 (1980) — La colina de la muerte
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Strange Tales of the Wild West (Gredown/Boraig, 1980?) ([1980?]) — The Hill of Death
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8 Aventuras de Gringo (Alonso, 1981 series) (1981) — La Colina de la Muerte
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Gringo (Alonso, 1982 series) #3 (1982) — La Colina De La Muerte
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Sandokan Sinónimo de aventura (Columba, 1982 series) #24 (25 May 1983) — La colina de la Muerte
Synopsis
When the Mexican villagers fear the hills too much to help Jarvis build a dam, he calls on his friend Sid to help him win them over. Sid convinces two villagers to work with him, but they soon run in fear after encountering a spirit of death. Ringo refuses to believe it and returns to uncover a plot to hide and steal gold from the hills.
Notes
The signature on this story is dated 1965. Throughout this translation, Ringo's name is spelt "Sid" and the word "dam" is spelt "damn". There are other spelling and gramatical errors in the translation.
3Featuring
- Feature
- Ringo [Gringo]
- Genre
- Western-Frontier
- Characters
- Syd Bicking [Ringo]; Felix Rios; Joe Renzo; Gil; Bob; Ricky; Hug; Federal Judge James Dixon; Sheriff Lindell (deceased); priest; school teacher; school children
Credits
- Script
- Manuel Medina
- Art
- Carlos Giménez [as Carlos] (signed)
- Editing
- Selecciones Ilustradas
Reprint history
-
First published in this issue
- Also printed
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Buffalo (Semic, 1965 series) June 1968 (June 1968) — Unknown [Cornered]
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Buffalo (Romanforlaget, 1968 series) [april] 1969 ([april] 1969) — Untitled
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Gringo (IMDE, 1970 series) #13 (July 1971) — ¡Acorralado!
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Gringo (IMDE, 1970 series) #13 (July 1971) (¡Acorralados!)
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Ringo (KG Murray, 1974 series) #30 ([June 1974?]) — Cornered...
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Sandokan Sinónimo de aventura (Columba, 1982 series) #26 (22 June 1983) — ¡Acorralado!
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Blazing Six Guns (Gredown/Boraig, 1983? series) ([1983?]) — Cornered
Synopsis
Syd is travelling through a town and finds it suspiciously quiet. He uncovers Joe Renzo's plot to kidnap Federal Judge James Dixon to save his brother Tom from justice.
Notes
The signature on this story is dated 1966.
4Featuring
- Feature
- Ringo [Gringo]
- Genre
- Western-Frontier
- Characters
- Syd Bicking [Ringo]; Juan; Brother/Father Pedro; Helen Carmody; Dr Gary Carmody; Sheriff; Manuel; Mr. Dion; John Hubbard; Burg Hubbard
Credits
- Script
- Manuel Medina
- Art
- Carlos Giménez [as Carlos] (signed)
- Editing
- Selecciones Ilustradas
Reprint history
- First print
-
Oeste Pistoleros (Ferma, 1963 series) #69 ([13 August 1966?]) — Dos hacia la horca
- Also printed
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El Jinete Justiciero (Zig-Zag, 1966 series) #875 (1967) — Aspirante a muerto
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Gringo (IMDE, 1970 series) #15 (September 1971) — Aspirante a muerto
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Totem (A&V, 1970 series) #10 (November 1972) — Untitled
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Ringo (KG Murray, 1974 series) #29 ([April 1974?]) — Courting Death
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Double Barrel Western (Gredown, 1980? series) ([1980?]) — Courting Death
Synopsis
Syd encounters John Hubbard shooting a fleeing Indian youth, but when it's reported to the sheriff the witnesses disappear and Hubbard is released. Syd begins the search to find the youth and uncovers Hubbard's plot to free his brother from prison through false testimony.
Notes
The signature on this story is dated 1966.
5Featuring
- Feature
- Ringo [Gringo]
- Genre
- Western-Frontier
- Characters
- Syd Bicking [Ringo]; Kim; Lou Harrison; Jerry; Sheriff; Manuel; Larry;
Credits
- Script
- Manuel Medina
- Art
- Carlos Giménez [as Carlos] (signed)
- Editing
- Selecciones Ilustradas
Reprint history
-
First published in this issue
- Also printed
-
Gringo (IMDE, 1970 series) #14 (August 1971) — La chica del rifle
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Gringo (IMDE, 1970 series) #14 (August 1971) (La chica del rifle)
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Politikin Zabavnik (Politika, 1952 series) #1031 (1 October 1971) — Djevojčica s puškom
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Totem (A&V, 1970 series) #7 (February 1972) — La jeune fille à la carabine
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Totem (A&V, 1970 series) #7 (February 1972)
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Ringo (KG Murray, 1974 series) #27 ([December 1973?]) — The Girl with the Rifle
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Ringo (KG Murray, 1974 series) #27 ([December 1973?]) (The Girl with the Rifle)
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Blazing Six Guns (Gredown/Boraig, 1983? series) ([1983?]) — The Girl with the Rifle
Synopsis
In the middle of the desert, Syd meets the mysterious Kim. He takes her to Crossing, where she falsely accuses Lou Harrison of cheating at cards to get revenge for ther father's death. Ringo intervenes, but Kim escapes and is subsequently kidnapped. Lou's not the villain Kim thinks -- but there are real thugs around.
Notes
"Selecciones Ilustradas - Derechos Reservados - España". The signature on this story is dated 1966. This might not be the first printing of this Spanish story "La chica del rifle", but it is the earliest identified to date.
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Notes
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Indicia
Printed by Kenmore Press Pty Ltd, Cnr Derby and Wetherill Streets, Nth Lidcombe, NSW, for the proprietors Sport Magazine Pty Ltd, 142 Clarence Street, Sydney. Gordon & Gotch (A/sia) Ltd, distributors for Australia and New Zealand.