Outlaw Kid #8 - Al Williamson art

Outlaw Kid #8, 1955 - A US marshal commits to bringing in a young gunslinger called the Hawk, no matter what the consequences. George Woodbridge's inks tend to dominate Al Williamson's pencils in this case, especially in the various characters' faces. Still, the resulting artwork is not displeasing, just less expected. Their combined efforts on the opening panel, depicting two men waiting in ambush, is rich with texture and detail. Other artists in this issue include Doug Wildey and Joe Maneely (cover). This is number 1 of 4 Outlaw Kid issues with Williamson art and/or covers. See today's posts or more Williamson or Outlaw Kid issues. See also this blog's Williamson checklist.
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"No Turning Back" Williamson story pencils (George Woodbridge inks) 5 pages = ***
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