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The best-dressed gunslinger the Wild West ever knew is back in the saddle again-and this time, he's riding with a posse! That's right, pardners, it's a brand new rip-roaring adventure of the Rawhide Kid! When Wyatt and Morgan Earp are taken hostage by Cristo Pike and his pack of pistoleros, Rawhide has no choice but to put together a posse of the greatest western heroes in the Marvel Universe-to rescue the Earp brothers and bring Pike to justice. Enter: Kid Colt, Doc Holliday, Annie Oakley, Billy the Kid, Red Wolf and the most overrated gun in the West: The Two-Gun Kid! We guarantee the Wild West can't get any wilder. COLLECTING The Rawhide Kid #1-4
- Sales Rank: #1677191 in Books
- Brand: Marvel
- Published on: 2010-12-29
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 10.25" h x .25" w x 6.75" l, .49 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 112 pages
About the Author
In addition to writing for the Howard Stern Show, Ron Zimmerman is bringing his humor to Spider-man stories. In addition to Tangled Web, his also writing the monthly comic series Spider-man: Quality of Life
Howard Chaykin is a critically acclaimed American comic book writer and artist. He wrote AMERICAN FLAGG, THE SHADOW, CHALLENGERS OF THE UNKNOWN among other notable titles. He's worked with both Marvel and DC on critically acclaimed projects such as BLADE, BITE CLUB and more. Gabriel Andrade is an artist hailing from Natal, Rio Grande de Norte, Brazil. In addition DIE HARD: YEAR ONE he has also provided art for ALIENS from Dark Horse Comics.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Weak tea...
By Steve Vernon, horror writer
I just picked it up in a grab bag discount rack for three bucks. A waste of three bucks. When I remember John Ostrander's gorgeous western graphic novels I hang my head and cry over the long running gag with very little plot and/or weight. Very little action, cheap gags, and running banter. The euphemisms wore very thin. The art is okay - but there really wasn't much paintworthy in the script. It kind of felt like I was reading a Mad magazine send-up of the Rawhide Kid.
All in all I'd have to call this the comic book equivalent of a cup of weak tea, served cold.
yours in storytelling,
Steve Vernon
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
A fun read
By GraphicNovelReporter.com
Marvel Comics made a lot of noise about giving The Rawhide Kid his own miniseries back in 2003, but not because the long-forgotten cowboy was returning to comics: The Rawhide Kid was returning as a homosexual character with his own book, which was a first for a relatively controversial segment of comic characters. With this as a selling point, it might be easy to write off the book as a gimmicky attempt to earn mainstream media attention, but it's actually a very entertaining comic, all minor LGBT themes aside.
The Rawhide Kid needs to save the famous (and not-so-famous) Earps from a Mexican prison before they're killed, and subsequently assembles some famous names to get the job done: Annie Oakley, Doc Holliday, Billy the Kid, as well as a few Marvel-specific characters. Unfortunately, Ron Zimmerman's version of the pseudo-Old West isn't populated by hard-working, forward-thinking examples of sterling masculinity. Instead, a majority of the populace is humorously stupid and violent, a refreshing and amusing alternative to the more popular visions of the Old West. In this world, The Kid is something of a late-1800s Batman, having trained in all of the hand-to-hand combat methods of the day, except with a pronounced proclivity for guns and handsome men.
Marvel Comics geeks will love The Sensational Seven's references to modern Marvel continuity, with an exceptional one-panel appearance of Ghost Rider, and Two-Gun Kid recalling his time-travel adventures with The Avengers, establishing this as an in-canon story. There's also the very comic book-y appearance of seven villains who briefly serve as the "negative" counterparts of the seven assembled heroes, which everyone seems to be very aware of as a kind of fantasy narrative trope, making it even more enjoyable. At least until all seven bad guys are summarily killed without any kind of struggle.
The Rawhide Kid is never in any danger and never seems to get a speck of dirt or blood on his impeccably cleaned cowboy digs, and that's part of his appeal. It's not a story that you read because of the impending danger or adventure, because it doesn't exist in the flawlessly heroic world of The Kid, but it is something you read for amusement. Howard Chakyin's art is never completely serious, even though it's excellently dynamic and tells a fun, goofy story with a lot of humor and animation.
The collection is concluded with an original Two-Gun Kid comic from 1967, offering perspective on some of the earlier appearances of these characters.
There's a lot of blood and Old West violence, as well as themes of familial abuse, mild profanity, and plenty of innuendo as The Kid references his romantic preferences, and the women who love him reference theirs, but The Rawhide Kid's sexual preferences are really just a footnote in a larger tale of adventure. The references that are made aren't crass so much as predicate on inoffensive stereotypes of fastidiousness. Ultimately, it's a fun read for an older, slightly more open-minded audience.
-- Collin David
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Funny text, drawings are not great
By danny boy
This follow-on comic maintains the same kind of prissy humor found in the first Rawhide Kid comic. But Somehow, Chaykin's artwork fails to fully convey the expected humor here. All the facial expressions look alike and if not for the different costumes, I can't tell The Rawhide Kid, from Kid Colt and Two Gun Kid. The two Earp brothers look identical and even the women look like the men. Comics are primarily a visual medium and if done well, this could have been funnier.
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