Billy the Kid is one of the most notorious killers in the history of the old west. He is most famous for wracking up a body count of 21 men, and participating in a number of gang battles. Despite his violent life, it is said that he could be a very personable fellow, and this has led some writers to portray him as something of a folk hero. He wasn't physically a large man, but he was said to be lithe and to be exceptionally skilled with a gun. He was killed at the age of 21, in New Mexico, by the lawman Pat Garret. However, his body was never identified and this has led to speculation that Garret lied and Billy the Kid actually eluded the law and lived under an assumed name, possibly well into the 20th Century.

All published appearances of Billy the Kid from before January 1, )-(95)}} are public domain in the US.

Some notable appearances are listed below:

*The True Life of Billy the Kid (1881)
*The Authentic Life of Billy, the Kid (1882)

*Billy the Kid (1911)
*The Adventures of Billy (1911)
*Billy the Kid (1930)
*Billy the Kid Versus Dracula (1966): Count Dracula travels to the Old West, where he takes a shine to Billy's fiancée and tries to turn her into a vampire.

*Pep Comics (1940 series) #6
*Sure Fire Comics (1940 series) #v1#2
*Fight Comics (1940 series) #24
*Cat-Man Comics (1941 series) #v2#10 (23)
*Hoppy the Marvel Bunny (1945 series) #1, 3
*Western Fighters (1948 series) #v1#2
*Western Killers (1948 series) #61
*Cowboy Western Comics (1948 series) #20
*Gunsmoke (1949 series) #1, 10
* Tim McCoy (1948 series) #20
*Billy West (1949 series) #5
*Black Diamond Western (1949 series) #20
*Billy the Kid Adventure Magazine (1950 series) #1-26
*Rangers Comics (1942 series) #63
*The Hooded Horseman (1952 series) #23
*Badmen of the West (1953 series) #1-2 [A-1 #100]
*John Wayne Adventure Comics (1949 series) #19
*Tim Holt (1948 series) #39
*Return of the Outlaw (1953 series) #3-4
*Masked Raider (1955 series) #6-8
*Outlaws of the West (1957 series) #11
* Buster Crabbe Comics #1
*Billy the Kid #9-12
*The Westerner #22
*Kid Cowboy (Ziff-Davis) #1
*Archie's Madhouse #10: ''"What Really Happened..!"'' features Veronica Lodge presenting humorous retellings of historical events involving Pocahontas, John Smith, Powhatan, Abraham Lincoln, and Billy the Kid.

* Blazing Western #4: In the story ''Death of the Sundance Kid'', although it uses the names Sundance Kid and Billy the Kid, this comic does not depict the actual historical figures, but rather fictionalized characters inspired by Old West legends. In this story, Sundance Kid kills old Pop Jennings, and the young man who becomes Billy the Kid avenges him in a deadly showdown. In truth, the two never crossed paths: the real Sundance Kid (Harry Longabaugh) was an outlaw and bank robber active in the late 19th century who met his end in Bolivia in 1908, while Billy the Kid (Henry McCarty) was a New Mexico desperado who was killed in 1881.
* Blazing Sixguns #8: reprint of Blazing Western #4

* Swift Arrow v2 #1: In the text story ''The Fate of Billy the Kid'', based on ''Death of the Sundance Kid'' from Blazing Western #4, a young man becomes Billy the Kid. In one version, he seeks revenge for the death of old Pop Jennings, while in the later version his motive changes to avenging his friend Joe Lyman, the original antagonist Sundance Kid is replaced by Snake Dawson, and both endings culminate in a showdown with Dawson and the revelation of the legendary name.

* Billy the Kid was also the inspiration for a goat character with his name, who appeared in Fawcett's Funny Animals, and a similar character seen in comics produced by Quality.

*[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billy_the_Kid Wikipedia]
*[https://comicvine.gamespot.com/billy-the-kid/4005-32725/ ComicVine]
*[https://www.giantbomb.com/billy-the-kid/3005-27074/ GiantBomb]
*[https://www.comics.org/feature/1667/ GCD]
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Billy the Kid


Billy the Kid is one of the most notorious killers in the history of the old west. He is most famous for wracking up a body count of 21 men, and participating in a number of gang battles. Despite his violent life, it is said that he could be a very personable fellow, and this has led some writers to portray him as something of a folk hero. He wasn't physically a large man, but he was said to be lithe and to be exceptionally skilled with a gun. He was killed at the age of 21, in New Mexico, by the lawman Pat Garret. However, his body was never identified and this has led to speculation that Garret lied and Billy the Kid actually eluded the law and lived under an assumed name, possibly well into the 20th Century.




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