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LA LEY DEL REVOLVER
Art by RAFAEL GALLUR
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Posesion Demoniaca Vol.2 #1 - Editorial Ejea S.A., Mexico 1985. Cover art by Rafael Gallur.
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art by Rafael Gallur
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Looking at some Rafael Gallur art. The best pulp art is all primal. Why else does it focus on sex and violence?
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Coyotes Ranch.
Art by Rafael Gallur.
If you love westerns, you might want to check out Coyotes Ranch, a Mexican comic book series that puts a spicy twist on the classic TV show Gunsmoke. Coyotes Ranch is inspired by Gunsmoke, which starred James Arness as Marshal Matt Dillon, the lawman of Dodge City, Kansas. Gunsmoke was a popular and long-running series that aired from 1955 to 1975 and showed the adventures and challenges of life in the Wild West. Gunsmoke has been adapted into many other forms of media, such as radio, novels, movies, and video games.
But Coyotes Ranch is not just a copy of Gunsmoke. It has its own style and personality. Here are some of the differences between the two series:
Coyotes Ranch is a comic book series that started in 1994 and is still going strong, while Gunsmoke was a TV series that ended in 1975.
Coyotes Ranch is published in Mexico by Editorial Toukan, while Gunsmoke was filmed in various places in the US, such as California, Utah, and Arizona.
Coyotes Ranch stars Billy, a bounty hunter who chases down outlaws and seduces women along the way, while Gunsmoke had a large ensemble of characters, such as Miss Kitty, Doc Adams, Chester Goode, Festus Haggen, and more.
Coyotes Ranch is a fun and sexy series that features explicit scenes of Billy's escapades with different ladies, while Gunsmoke was a serious and realistic series that portrayed the harsh realities of the frontier.
So if you're looking for a comic book series that combines Western action with humor and erotica, you might want to give Coyotes Ranch a try. It's based on Gunsmoke, but it's definitely not for kids!
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DOCTOR WAGNER, MEXICAN WRESTLER
Art by RAFAEL GALLUR
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Rafael Gallur - La Parka
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