The Arizona Kid was free roaming cowboy vigilante took on a gang of bank robbers as wells as other crooks and thieves in the American West. He was a skilled sharpshooter often using two guns at once as well as a strong hand-to-hand fighter.
*Arizona Kid on the Bandit Trail [Big Little Books, 1100 Second Series] (Whitman, 1936 series) # 1192
*The Comics #1-5
*100 Pages of Comics #101
*The art work used in The Comics was the same as in the Big Little Book, but modified to be in color, adding word balloons, and minus illustrative detail. It was probably prepared at same time and altered as needed.
*[https://digitalcomicmuseum.com/index.php?cid=652 Digtial Comics Museum]
*[https://www.comics.org/feature/name/Arizona%20Kid/sort/chrono/ GCD]
*[https://www.herogoggles.com/Heroes/A_heroes.htm Mystery Men & Women]
*[https://jessnevins.com/encyclopedia/arizonakid.html Encyclopedia of Golden Age Superheroes]
Category:Comic Book Characters
Category:Protagonists
Category:Western Character
Category:Male Characters
Category:1936 Debuts
Category:Real Name Unknown
Category:Hal Arbo - Creator
Category:Peter K. Maple - Creator
Category:Dell Characters
Category:Big Little Book Characters
Category:Cowboy Characters
Arizona Kid on the Bandit Trail (1936)
The Arizona Kid was free roaming cowboy vigilante took on a gang of bank robbers as wells as other crooks and thieves in the American West. He was a skilled sharpshooter often using two guns at once as well as a strong hand-to-hand fighter.
Unknown
Dell
Peter K. Maple and Hal Arbo