The Complete Wagon Train Scsc Edition

The Complete Wagon Train Scsc Edition by Retro Comic Reprints is a comprehensive collection that brings together the comic adaptations of the beloved TV series that aired from 1957 to 1965. Published by Retro Comic Reprints on November 30, 2022, this edition features the stories of pioneers journeying westward, guided by their wagon-master and his partner. The comic series, which ran for 13 issues, includes selections from Four Color Comics and the Wagon Train series, showcasing the transition from black and white to color throughout its run.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of Western-themed narratives that capture the spirit of adventure and resilience. This edition not only preserves the original comic art but also reflects the historical context of the era, making it a notable addition for fans of comics and graphic novels. The book is available in both hardcover and trade paperback formats, offering options for those who appreciate full-color illustrations or classic black and white.
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From 1957-1965 the TV series Wagon Train told the tales of brave pioneers whotraversed the country, heading west, protected and guided by the wagon-masterand his trusty partner. The series was based on the films Wagon Master (1950)and The Big Trail (1930). It was notable not only for its long run, but that itswitched networks for Seasons 6-8 and switched from black & white to color andback again. The comic ran for 13 issues. First in Four Color Comics #895, 971 and1,019 and issues #4-13 of the series Wagon Train and they are all contained inthis amazing book — Yee Hah! It’s time to go West, young man!THIS BOOK IS AVAILABLE IN BOTH HARDCOVER AND TRADE PAPERBACK AS WELL AS INFULL COLOR OR GLORIOUS BLACK & WHITE.
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