Bob Steele Western ran for ten issues from 1950 to 1952.
Bob Steele was born Robert Adrian Bradbury into a vaudeville family in 1907. He begn his film career in 1920 and, in 1927, was hired by Film Booking Offices of America to star in a series of westerns under the name Bob Steele. From that time through the 1940, he starred in B-westerns for almost every minor film studio. He continued acting in westerns until 1970's Rio Lobo (as an unnamed deputy), and did occasional television work, including playing Trooper Duffy on F Troop from 1965-67. But his career as a popular western star faded in lthe late 1940s, which may explain why there were only ten issues of Bob Steele Western.
Bob Steele Western #1 features a four-chapter story, "Hangman's Bait." Bob tries to help a lawyer free an innocent man and finds himself against a powerful bad guy and a crokked deputy.
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