Hello guys
Watching this great find in Tahoe post viewtopic.php?f=63&t=1275
Googled something and ended up finding these interesting pictures, sorry if it’s not unheard of, or already in another forum. (I’ve never seen)
anyway just sharing.
sources: https://archive.org/details/RedRyderComicBooks and http://www.mycomicshop.com/search?TID=192941
cheers to all
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good find. maybe this should be in same thread as the other discussion on this matter
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I have about a dozen red ryder books from the 40’s..I will have to check on this..in the meantime dont knock red ryder..i loved red ryder as a kid
I have about a dozen red ryder books from the 40’s..I will have to check on this..in the meantime dont knock red ryder..i loved red ryder as a kid
Hello
You can read online some issues that link https://archive.org/details/RedRyderComicBooks
the second picture is here : http://www.mycomicshop.com/search?TID=192941
Marcelo Leandro
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I don’t know why I’m surprised that Z would have been so impacted by comic books. I recall uncles, cousins & friends, who grew up from the late 1920’s and into the 1950’s and they collected huge volumes of comic books. So it seems maybe Z was into the Western themed comics, and probably those thousands of B Western themed movies. Interesting, certainly an endless research opportunity….I tired to look up a Tim Holt Fan Club listing, I’m sure in his day it was huge but I haven’t found one referenced as yet.
