Crack Western Vol 1 66

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Arizona Raines: "El Banditto"
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Crack Western Vol 1 #66
May, 1950
Publisher	Quality Comics
Executive Editor	Everett M. Arnold
Cover Artists	Theda Hall Emerson Hall
Arizona Raines: "El Banditto"
Pencilers	Paul Gustavson
Inkers	Paul Gustavson
Editors	Harry Stein
Dead Canyon Days: "Feud Bullets in the Dead Canyon Country!"
Pencilers	Bob Jenney
Inkers	Bob Jenney
Frontier Marshal: "They're Holding Up the Stage!"
Pencilers	Harry Anderson
Previous Issue	Crack Western # 65
Next Issue	Crack Western # 67

Well roll me for a tumbleweed! Conchita still likes him after what he did!

— Arizona Raines

Crack Western #66 is an issue of the series Crack Western (Volume 1) with a cover date of May, 1950.

Appearing in Arizona Raines: "El Banditto"

Featured Characters:

• Arizona Raines

Supporting Characters:

• Spurs

Antagonists:

• El Banditto
  • his gang

Other Characters:

• Senorita Conchita (Banditto's "Querida")
• stagecoach driver and shotgun rider (both die)

Locations:

• "Borderlands", 19th Century
  • Leaning Rock Canyon
  • El Banditto's secret cave in the hills

Items:

• ten thousand dollars in gold

Vehicles:

• stagecoach
  

Appearing in Two-Gun Lil: "Even Frontier Terrorists Can Learn!"

Featured Characters:

• Two-Gun Lil

Supporting Characters:

• The Governor, her boss

Antagonists:

• Mull
  • Keno

Other Characters:

• school kids

Locations:

• Carcajou District, 19th Century
  

Appearing in Dead Canyon Days: "Feud Bullets in the Dead Canyon Country!"

Featured Characters:

Antagonists:

• Noel family
• Kip Yates
• Flapjack

Other Characters:

• Cole Yates
• Lon Yates
• Rufe Yates (Dies)
• Penny Noel

Locations:

• Dead Canyon Center, 19th Century
  

Appearing in Frontier Marshal: "They're Holding Up the Stage!"

Featured Characters:

• Bob Allen, Frontier Marshal

Antagonists:

• Parry
• his robber gang (3 guys)

Other Characters:

• Mr. Henley
• Mick Tree (Dies)
• Hooper

Locations:

• Western United States, 19th Century
  • Mim's Trail Stage Company

Items:

• two gold shipments

Vehicles:

• stagecoaches (one destroyed)

Notes

• Arizona Ames changes his name to Arizona Raines in this issue. No explanation is given in the story, but in real life novelist Zane Grey already had a character named Arizona Ames.
• Also appearing in this issue of Crack Western was "Action Stored Away" (text story, featuring Arizona Raines)

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Crack Western series

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