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Wes Slade

Bring the Old West to Life with Wes Slade!

by George Stokes,

with Jim Edgar and Harry Bishop

Wes Slade comic strip panel: Carrizal, Texas, 1866. A cowboy approaches the Cattle Agency office. Second panel shows tense dialogue between a drover seeking work and hostile locals who warn against 'wise-crackin' ex-soldiers.

Step into the rugged frontier with Wes Slade, the iconic Western comic strip that captivated readers for decades.

Created by Canadian artist George Stokes in 1961 and featured in the Sunday Express, Wes Slade follows the adventures of a fearless sheriff navigating justice and survival in the untamed Wild West. With gripping storylines, rich characters, and stunning artistry, this series became a hallmark of British newspaper comics, later penned by Jim Edgar and illustrated by Harry Bishop.

Now available for syndication, Wes Slade offers timeless storytelling that resonates with audiences of all ages. Whether you're looking to reintroduce classic Western tales to a new generation or expand your publication's appeal, Wes Slade delivers action, drama, and nostalgia in every panel.

Don't miss the chance to revive this legendary series—contact us today to bring Wes Slade to your readers!

Wes Slade comic strip continues: Mac Cain and townspeople watch someone leave town. Tension escalates as Cain confronts a newcomer, threatening that he'll leave town 'horizontal' if he doesn't go willingly.
 
 
Wes Slade comic strip: After a dispute over a job posting leads to a fistfight, Cain claims absolute control of Carrizal and orders the newcomer to leave town immediately.