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Jace Pearson of the Texas Rangers is based on a series of radio and television showsfrom the 1950's. He used the most modern forensic tools available in that era whilestill relying on his six gun and fists.Dell Comics published three issues of the title in their Four Color Comics series and then hadtwo different comic book series based on the premise; Jace Pearson of the Texas Rangers (#2-9) and Jace Pearson's Tales of the Texas Rangers (#11-20).Only two of the three Four Color issues are in the Public domain since #396 was renewed byT.V. Director Stacy Keach Sr.This volume collected Dell's Four Color Comics #961 & 1021 as well as issues #2 -6 of JacePearson of the Texas Rangers.This book is also available in both hardcover and softcover formats as well as in full color andglorious black & white editions

Jace Pearson of the Texas Rangers is based on a series of radio and television showsfrom the 1950's. He used the most modern forensic tools available in that era whilestill relying on his six gun and fists.Dell Comics published three issues of the title in their Four Color Comics series and then hadtwo different comic book series based on the premise; Jace Pearson of the Texas Rangers (#2-9) and Jace Pearson's Tales of the Texas Rangers (#11-20). The comics are full of artwork byDynamic Dan Spiegle. Only two of the three Four Color issues are in the Public domain since#396 was renewed by T.V. Director Stacy Keach Sr.This volume collected Dell's Four Color Comics #961 & 1021 as well as issues #2 -6 of JacePearson of the Texas Rangers.This book is also available in both hardcover and softcover formats as well as in full color andglorious black & white editions

Jace Pearson of the Texas Rangers is based on a series of radio and television showsfrom the 1950's. He used the most modern forensic tools available in that era whilestill relying on his six gun and fists.Dell Comics published three issues of the title in their Four Color Comics series and then hadtwo different comic book series based on the premise: Jace Pearson of the Texas Rangers (#2-9) and Jace Pearson's Tales of the Texas Rangers (#11-20). Only two of the three Four Colorissues are in the Public Domain since #396 was renewed by T.V. Director Stacy Keach Sr.There is some great artwork by Dan Spiegle, John Usher and Mel Keefer.This volume collected Dell's Four Color Comics #961 & 1021 as well as issues #2 -6 of JacePearson of the Texas Rangers.This book is also available in both hardcover and softcover formats as well as in full color andglorious black & white editions.