John Wayne Adventure Comics, #2

Published: April 1950

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Issue Contents:
The Blue Lightnin' Twins

Story Featuring John Wayne

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Jeb Rackley takes on John Wayne in a duel over Johnny Montana's notorious six-shooters.

Story Notes

Sequence added by Greg Theakston, 29 May 2002 (Per Sandell, editor). Jeb Rackley is also spelled Jeb Rackely.

Draw!
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Items of interest involving gun fighting.

Credits
Story Notes

Sequence added by Greg Theakston, 29 May 2002 (Per Sandell, edited).

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Characters
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A Man Called Bat

Story Featuring John Wayne

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John Wayne takes down Bat and his partner Roscoe.

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The Vanishing Stagecoach

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John finds himself investigating a missing U.S. Marshal and a stagecoach full of gold bullion.

Horses of the Old West
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Tells the history of horses and Native Americans.

Story Notes

Pencils: Originally credited to Mel Keefer, but art collector Michaël Dewally disputes this.

The Battle of the Giants

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As a last minute substitution, John Wayne fights boxing champ Gib Horn.

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Don't Miss the Next Issue of John Wayne Adventure Comics...
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Promotion for the next issue's contest to win a free television.

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"John Wayne in a scene from his latest picture..."

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Back cover. In black and white. Promotion illustration of John Wayne as Sergeant John M. Stryker in the movie (Sands of Iwo Jima, 1949).

John Wayne's Fighting Face!

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Inside back cover. Photograph of John Wayne from one of his Western movies.

Navajo Nonsense
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Five cartoons involving Navajo Native Americans.

Strengthen Liberty

Story Featuring Boy Scouts of America

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Inside front cover. Public service announcement for the 50th Anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. Lawrence Wilbur's painting reproduced in black and white. Signature in lower right corner is nearly unreadable as a result.