#western Apache

[blondebrainpowered]

Leather jacket Arizona, United States, Western Apache culture, 19th century 

[beyondtheadobe]

[subterraneanna]

S4 E6 — McCoy draws a hard line on heckling and hoglegs in sickbay.

Check out the full cowboy crossover series in case you missed an entry!

If anyone has a crossover idea they'd like to see, send me an ask or comment. The source material is super limited, so no promises, but I'll certainly try!

[all-action-all-picture]

Apache Skies No. 1, September 2002. Warpath art by Leonardo Manco. Marvel.

[vintagelasvegas]

Fremont St, 1941. Photos by Glenn Davis.

(1) Looking west from 2nd St. Kiva Club, Oasis Cafe, and Frontier Club. Neon lights of Union Pacific depot at the end of the block. Boulder Club, and Hotel Apache. (2) Mid-block, looking east.

“Glenn Davis, prominent Las Vegas photographer, has returned from Alaska, where he spent several months…” - Personals. Las Vegas Review-Journal, 10/2/41.

The photographer worked with Oakes Vegas Studio from '30 to '41 when the studio closed. He took these photos after the travel mentioned in the paper, and remained in Las Vegas through part of 1942 before relocating to the Pacific Northwest, and Alaska.

Photo from: Glenn Davis Photograph Collection (PH-00020), and L. F. Manis Photograph Collection (PH-00100) UNLV Special Collections

[westparkausp]

Chapter 2: The Good The Bad and the Jew Pt.1

[ruleof3bobby]

HOMBRE (1967) Grade: B

Really enjoyed this one. Paul Newman is magnetic as the lead — effortlessly cool, layered, and completely in control of every scene.

The dialogue is sharp throughout, but it really shines in the final act. There are a few standout lines toward the end that stick with you.

The climax delivers, too. It’s tense and earned.It doesn’t rely on cheap twists — it just builds naturally to a strong finish. Newman character has a sneaky grind the whole time like he knows what will happen next.

Definitely worth a second watch, especially to catch all the subtle touches you might miss the first time.

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have Spaghetti Westerns Part One of Two it has Apache Blood 1973, Between God,the Devil and a Winchester 1968, Beyond the Law 1968, China 9 Liberty 37 1978, Death Rides a Horse 1968, The Fighting Fists of Shanghai Joe 1972, Find a Place to Die 1968, Fistful of Lead 1970, God's Gun 1975,and Grand Duel 1974

[majaaaaaaaaaa-with-10-as]

Call of Juarez: Gunslinger might be my favorite shooter of all time I should play it again

[browsethestacks]

Western Gunfighters #03 (1970)

Art by Dick Ayers

[spacenoirdetective]

Sam Cherry, cover art for "Apache Crossing" by Will Ermine, 1951

[beyondtheadobe]

[subterraneanna]

S4 E5 — Chapel negotiates a truce with the help of McCoy's family recipe. Curley demonstrates his excellent lettering and spelling. Spock discovers the solution to a circuit burnout is a firm slap to Toby Jack's face. Check out the full cowboy crossover series in case you missed an entry!

[all-action-all-picture]

Western Gunfighters No. 30, July 1975. Kid Colt cover by Gil Kane.

[westparkausp]

West Park Vol.2: Prologue

[pulpsandcomics2]

Apache Trail #1-#4 1958