All-Star Western (2nd Series)

    (DC, 1970-1972)
™ and ©1971 National Periodical Publications, Inc.
Series continued in Weird Western Tales #12

DC’s second All-Star Western series featured darker western heroes, such as Outlaw, a “secret ranger” who masqueraded as a criminal to apprehend lawbreakers, and El Diablo, a mysterious, black-garbed avenger in the tradition of Zorro. The series’ most notable contribution to comics is Jonah Hex, the scarred bounty hunter who first appeared in issue #10, continued to headline the book when the title changed to Weird Western Tales with issue #12, and earned his own long-running title in 1977. Oddly enough, after his title was canceled with issue #92 in 1985, Jonah became a post-apocalyptic sci-fi hero in the short-lived series Hex. DC’s Vertigo imprint recently returned him to the Old West in two successful mini-series, Jonah Hex: Two-Gun Mojo and Jonah Hex: Riders of the Worm and Such.
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#1

September, 1970
Cover Price: $0.15
3 copies available from $12.50 		Gerry ConwayCarmine Infantino
#3 (Neal Adams cover by Neal Adams)

January, 1971
Cover Price: $0.15
4 copies available from $10.00 		Robert KanigherGil Kane, Gray Morrow
#4 (Neal Adams cover by Neal Adams)

March, 1971
Cover Price: $0.15
2 copies available from $12.00 		Robert KanigherGil Kane, Gray Morrow
#5 (Neal Adams cover by Neal Adams)

May, 1971
Cover Price: $0.15
2 copies available from $15.00 		Robert KanigherJim Aparo, Alan Weiss
#6

July, 1971
Cover Price: $0.15
3 copies available from $10.50 		John Albano, Gil Kane, Dennis O’NeillTony DeZuniga, Gil Kane
#7

September, 1971
Cover Price: $0.25
1 copy available for $13.50 		John Albano, Robert KanigherTony DeZuniga, Alan Weiss, Joe Kubert
#8

November, 1971
Cover Price: $0.25
1 copy available for $16.00 		John AlbanoTony DeZuniga, Gil Kane, Carmine Infantino, John Prentice, Joe Kubert
#11

May, 1972
Cover Price: $0.25
5 copies available from $80.00 		John Albano, Sergio Aragonés, Len Wein, Dennis O’NeilGray Morrow, Nick Cardy, Tony DeZuniga, Carmine Infantino