"Armchair Marshal," art by Dan Spiegle; Marshal Troop has sprained his ankle, so he has to figure things out not too close to the situation; He has become an armchair lawman. Based on the TV show. 36 pages, full color.

Nov 14, 2009 · John Russell, a 6'4", ex-Marine with the most compelling steely gaze on television, embodied the courageous, no-nonsense Marshal Dan Troop. Peter Brown, a 6 footer, had no problem playing a character four or five years younger than his already youthful twenty-three.

"Hide-out in Laramie," art by Dan Spiegle; The peculiar behavior of a newcomer to town and the sudden appearance of two strangers arouses the suspicion of Marshal Troop. Based on the TV show. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10. Published Nov 1960 by Dell.

The comic book series Lawman was based on the Warner Bros. produced ABC television series of the same name that starred John Russell as Marshal Dan Troop, teen heartthrob Peter Brown as his deputy Johnny McKay, and Peggy Castle as his saloonkeeper love interest Lily Merrill.

Jun 11, 2016 · After Laramie's marshal is shot and killed, Dan Troop comes from Abilene to take the job as marshal in the lawless town. His first task is to get a deputy and the second is to find who killed his predecessor. Introduction and first story of feature.

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This is a vintage Lawman #10 comic book from Dell Comics, published in 1962. It features John Russell on the cover and is a first printing with a photo cover. The comic is in 4.0 Very Good grade and is a single issue with the English language.

The TV Western reigned supreme in the Fifties and Sixties. There were about 120 of them depending on what you consider a Western. This Comic Book (in .cbr or .cbz format) is based on one of those TV Westerns.

Based on The Lawman TV pilot which aired 5 October 1958, teleplay by Dean Riesner, which was adapted from the 1958 novel "Trouble Rides Tall" by Harry Whittington. Len Dawson saves Dan Troop from a landslide, even though Troop and McKay are tracking him for an alleged killing.