RED RYDER WESTERN DOUBLE FEATURE VOL 9

Created by Western artist Fred Harman and launched as a nationally syndicated comic strip in 1938, Red Ryder quickly became one of America’s best-known cowboy heroes. His adventures with young Little Beaver captured the spirit of the classic American West and grew far beyond the newspaper page, inspiring radio programs, movie serials, feature films, books, toys, and other merchandise. Red Ryder became an enduring part of 1940s popular culture and helped define the heroic cowboy for a generation of young audiences. MARSHAL OF LAREDO: Red Ryder befriends a lawyer who is about to be hanged on trumped up charges. TUCSON RAIDERS: Red Ryder and his sidekick take on a corrupt governor to bring him to justice. Copyright Notice: Design and Artwork © 2014 Red Ryder Enterprises, Inc. / Trademark Notice: Red Ryder and Little Beaver are trademarks of Red Ryder Enterprises, Inc. All rights reserved.

Photo Gallery of Posters and Comic Book Art Actor Bios B-Western & Wild Bill Elliott Promos Bonus: Chapter 7 & 8 from The Adventures of Red Ryder serial (1940)