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Kid Colt Outlaw, #111

Published: July 1963

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Issue Contents:
Sam Hawk, the Man-Hunter!

Story Featuring Kid Colt

Credits
Story Notes

First appearance of the corner symbol. Jack Kirby pencils; Dick Ayers inks.

The Saga of Sam Hawk, the Manhunter [Part 1]

Story Featuring Kid Colt

Storyline

Kid Colt is beaten by Sam Hawk and captured, but he escapes while being taken to another town for trial.

Credits
Story Notes

This story is a redrawn version of "The Kid Faces Sam Hawk, Manhunter!" from Kid Colt Outlaw #78 (May 1958).

[The Saga of Sam Hawk, Manhunter!] Part 2: Showdown with Sam Hawk!

Story Featuring Kid Colt

Storyline

The Kid has the opportunity to escape when Sam Hawk is captured by the Comanches but instead he rescues the marshal.

Credits
Story Notes

This is a redrawn version of "The Return of Sam Hawk, Man-hunter!" from Kid Colt Outlaw #80 (September 1958).

[The Saga of Sam Hawk, Manhunter!] Part 3: Mission Accomplished!

Story Featuring Kid Colt

Storyline

The Kid risks his life to bring medicine to Sam Hawk.

Credits
Story Notes

This is a redrawn version of "The Trail of Sam Hawk, Manhunter!" from Kid Colt Outlaw #84 (May 1959).

The Schoolma'arm Was a Gent!!!
Storyline

A male school-teacher stands up to a town bully.

Credits
Tenderfoot
Storyline

A western boy's low regard for city folk is disproven when his eastern cousin's quick thinking stops a stampede.

Credits
Story Notes

Text story with illustration. Page one is between pages 5 and 6 of the previous story sequence; page two sits between two ad pages, following “The Saga of Sam Hawke, the Manhunter Part 3” and preceding “The Schoolma’arm was a Gent!!!” Comic stories.

"He's looking for people who like to draw"

Story Notes

Back cover. Send for no obligation Famous Artists Talent Test.

"2 Complete Fishing Outfits"

Story Notes

Ad for tackle box, fishing rods and lures. Inside back cover.

"Boys! Men! My secret new dynaflex method..."

Story Notes

Ad, with order coupon, for Mike Marvel System plus free booklet “The Secret of Attracting Girls”.

"Do you want spending money?"

"Stamp collecting outfit"

Story Notes

A number of thumbnail advertisements for a range of products. Located between page 2 of “Tenderfoot” text story and the comic story “The Schoolma’arm was a Gent!!!”

"Hypno-coin"

Story Notes

Advertisement for the Hypno-Coin from Hypnotic Aids Supply Co. located on lower half of page following previous story sequence and preceding “Tenderfoot” text story.

Ad Featuring Grit Newspaper

"Boys 12 or older make $1 to $5 in your spare time"

Story Notes

Advertisement for children to sell Grit Magazine from Grit Publishing Co. Located between previous story sequence and page 2 of “Tenderfoot” text story. Occupies top half of page.

"Will you work Saturday mornings for $5 to $20 extra?"

Story Notes

Advertisement to sell shoes from the Mason Shoe Mfg. Company, ad located on lower half of page.

"Reward $9,985.50 for this coin!"

Story Notes

Send $1.00 for catalog listing prices the company will pay for rare coins, ad located on top half of page.

"How to make money as you train at home for a better job or a business of your own in Auto Mechanics"

Story Notes

Ad for the Commercial Trades Institute between 4th & 5th pages of previous story sequence (pages numbered 10 & 11.)

"Give me just one evening and I'll teach you to hypnotize easily!"

Story Notes

Ad for hypnotism lessons from Palmer-Jones Publishers follows page 1 of the text story “Tenderfoot” and precedes page 6 of “The Saga of Sam Hawke, the Manhunter Part 1” comic story.

"Start your own business!"

Story Notes

Inside front cover. Send for electronic appliance repair training information from Christy Trades School, Inc.