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Kitty Carson (the Ruff Ridin’ Gal Sheriff) was a little remembered female Western heroine of the early 1950s. She was very much in the Annie Oakley mode and in fact may have been ultimately eclipsed by the sharpshooter, aided by the Gail Davis TV show. Unlike Annie who was alternately a young helper to her lawman uncle, or in an older incarnation, a ranch owner, Kitty was the town sheriff, inheriting the role from her father after he was gunned down by outlaws. She used her new job to track down her dad’s killers but took the post full time when the citizens of Rimrock County liked the style of their “girl sheriff”. Kitty exists, like Dale Evans, in an indeterminate time that is half traditional Western, and half set in the in the present day. As seen from the page above, Kitty was skilled in unarmed combat as well as with a sixgun. “Shoot at a lady, will you? Cad!” Splat!

Kitty appeared mainly in Harvey Comics’ Kerry Drake Detective Stories and was created by Bob Powell. The featured page is from Kerry Drake Detective Stories #19 (February 1950).

Source: comicbookplus

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(336) 855-8490 (Bellsouth Telecommunications, LLC), (219) 309-1251 (Sprint Spectrum LPBellsouth Telecommunications, LLC) are the only phone numbers for Anya. According to Anya’s residence history, it can be assumed that around one people, which include Anthony Palmer, might know Anya. Before their current city, Anya resided in Greensboro, NC and High Point, NC. 1802 Abberton Way, High Point, NC 27260 is the address history of Anya. We know that Leon L Baynes, Rickey Chavis, and two other persons also lived at this address, perhaps within a different time frame. Anya is a resident at 907 Stephens Str, Greensboro, NC 27406-2519. Anya uses alternative name, for example, Anya R Steward, Anya Steward, Anita R Steward, Anys Steward, Steward Anys, Anya Renee Stewart, Anya R Stewart. “I’d feel bad talking about another horse behind his back.Anya will celebrate 46th birthday on October 22. When asked if he had a dream horse he’d love to own, Stewart laughs and shows his devotion to RimRock. “Getting out on the trail is like pressing a reset button-it’s just so relaxing,” he says. Stewart is already back on set working on more projects, but he appreciates having the family ranch to find refuge when the hours are long. “He’s so kind, extremely generous and listens to everyone.

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Stewart took the opportunity of working with the pair to soak up as much knowledge and experience he could, spending time between movie shoots for Let Him Go getting to know Costner and watching the cast perform when he wasn’t on camera. “They are such legends.” Kevin Costner stars as George Blackledge in Let Him Go, a Focus Features release. “I definitely had a lot of nerves going into the shoot,” Stewart admits. The experience of working alongside a pair of screenplay legends like Costner and Lane can make any young actor’s knees shake. I’d love to have the opportunity to ride throughout an entire film and do a military or Western film.” “But I feel like I have so much more to show. “I definitely showed the most horsemanship in this film than I have before,” says Stewart. Stewart was honing his horsemanship he used for the movie Let Him Go for years, growing up on horseback when he wasn’t in the studio.

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“He has taught me so much about patience and how to communicate without words.” Stewart continues to talk about how the Paint gelding is a truly gentle horse, sharing the pair’s special connection. “He’s definitely one of the sweetest horses.” One particular horse has a special place in Booboo’s heart. “Having the ranch to get away from the city life makes a great balance.” “It’s such a blessing to have grown up playing in the dirt…” he says. The family, along with mom Renee, spends a lot of time together on the ranch still. Stewart teamed up with Fivel and another sister, Maegan, to form the Disney hip-hop/pop group TSC (The Stewart Clan).

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His dad, Nils Allen Stewart, Sr., is a professional stuntman, and his younger sister, Trent Heaven “Fivel”, is also an actress. The 26-year-old actor was born Nils Allen Stewart, Jr., in California. Booboo Stewart is at home on a horse in the movie Let Him Go. Working alongside horses wasn’t much of a stretch for the actor, thanks to a childhood spent on his family’s ranch. Stewart did a lot of research into the residential schools, which were active from the late 1800s to the 1980s in order to get in touch with his character and to understand his isolated lifestyle. “Because of all he’s been through, he’s excluded himself and lives on the outskirts of town.” “(Peter’s) past is one of extreme hardships,” explains Stewart.

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The Mystery of Ghost Canyon (Bret King Mystery Series, No. 1). Dan Scott. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1960. First edition. Original dust jacket.

It's serious business when Rimrock Ranch loses cattle to rustlers. Bret King and his pals Ace Tallchief, Andy Buxton, and Benny Ortega saddle up to trail the culprits. A few tire tracks and a steer hide are the only clues.

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Most fans of the Original Series will recognize this image drawn by illustrator James Bama, who is better known for illustrating the covers of the Doc Savage paperbacks and the boxes of plastic models manufactured by Aurora. The original image was commissioned by NBC to be made into posters and sold for one dollar. Only that did not happen.

Instead it became used by NBC television stations (and NBC itself)  as a part of their advertising campaign for this new show. The artwork was often transformed into other versions such as the one above with the name of the show following the vapor trails from the Enterprise with its never actually seen jet flames shooting out of the nacelles and the rear. (More on that later).

Here is a black and white version of what newspaper and TV magazine readers might have seen in 1966

And of course, it also appeared on the first book that contained adaptations of Star Trek episodes as written by James Blish. You know you have found an original copy of the paperback if it appears without the number 1 after the title. As the series became popular, this first volume would be reissued with the cover updated in various other arrangements of the same basic image.

Bama’s illustrations depended on realism and usually he worked from photographs, copying the important details of the character’s appearance and posture. Of course, the series hadn’t aired yet so he would have little to go by. Except for those photos used in the advertising brochure. As you can see above, David Tillota and Curt McAloney’s  Lost Star Trek History put together a collage of each of the photos used by James Blish. Look familiar? Several of them appeared in the NBC publicity brochure mentioned last week in an article on my other page, From the Files of Redshirtgal. By the way, we need to give a special thanks to David Tilotta and Curt McAloney for giving us permission to use this illustration. Curt even resized it for me so it would look better using Tumblr’s formatting. It’s interesting to see how each figure was used in the illustration. Each character, starting with Kirk, gets progressively smaller until you only see an indistinct grouping of crewmen.They become part of that backdrop with the planet and the Enterprise streaking by. Speaking of the Enterprise streaking by, those flames and vapor trails were creative additions by James Bama. He grew up with a fascination for comic books (Flash Gordon was one of his favorites) and this likely influenced his idea of what a rocket ship looked like. It’s a form of artistic license, similar to hearing the whooshing sound the Enterprise makes as it moves across the screen in the opener to every episode.

Another well-known illustrator, Bob Larkin, paid homage to James Bama’s image in his cover of the Marvel comics adaptation of Star Trek: The Motion Picture. (Bob Larkin also designed covers for many Star Trek novels such as Mudd’s Angels, Vulcan!, and The Fate of the Phoenix. Note the arrangement of the characters, much like those in James Bama’s artwork.

D.C. comic book artists David Ross and Bob Smith’s tribute to Bama’s style appears on the cover of this first annual Star Trek comic edition.

Now here is one other connection to Star Trek that very few fans actually know about . One of Bama’s models was Andrea Dromm, who played Yeoman Smith in the second pilot “Where No Man Has Gone Before.” Both photos above were taken by James Bama in preparation for an illustration for a paperback novel. (A very big thanks to Andrea Dromm and her nephew Christropher Dromm for allowing us to use these photos.)

You can see the result of how the first photo was used to help Bama create the cover illustration for Tomboy. Andrea Dromm was clearly the model for the first cover of The Heller.

But James Bama is mainly known to sci fi fans and poster art collectors as the illustrator for the covers of Doc Savage novels, numbering 62 in all.  Bama’s eye for detail is quite apparent, capturing items like the muscles, sinews, and veins of model Steve Holland in this illustration. And the ripped shirts. If you look at the number of ripped shirts on Doc Savage covers, you’d wonder if Captain James T. Kirk might be a descendant. One of James Bama’s childhood favorites was the Flash Gordon comic book series. Ironically, Steve Holland played Flash Gordon on TV.

James Bama also designed the covers for the model kits made by Aurora, in particular the ones with famous Hollywood monsters such as Frankenstein, Dracula, The Wolfman, and of course, The Bride of Frankenstein. His advertising illustrations spanned over twenty years.

In the late 60s, Bama’s artwork took a new direction. After moving to Wyoming, he left his advertising illustrations behind and began painting modern day Western and Native American life. In the piece shown, titled “Bittin’ Up Rimrock Ranch,” you can see he never left his realistic approach behind.

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1961 HCDJ The Mystery at Blizzard Mesa A Bret King Mystery №5 by Dan Scott Illustrated by Joe Beeler. "Today's West is just as fascinating as the Old West ever was. The new Bret King mystery series takes you along on the action-packed adventures of a modern young cowboy and his friends on Rimrock Ranch in New Mexico. Stories of the great outdoors, written by one of America's most famous Western authors." Nice mid century Juvenile series book, numbers 4 through 9 are scarce and hard to find, especially in this condition. Some chipping and small tears to dust jacket as shown, otherwise a tight clean copy. 📦$40 shipped in the US. Link in bio, claim in comments or DM to purchase. 📚🤠🕵️🏜️ #bretkingmystery #bretking #newmexico #boysseriesbooks #juvenilebooks #juvenilemystery #juvenileseries #yamystery #cowboys #ranching #westerns #stratemeyersyndicate #joebeeler #danscott #squireomarbarker #vintage #vintagebooks4sale #midcentury #booksofinstagram #bookseller #bookstagram #bibliophile #bookworm #bookaneer #bookaneer4sale (at Dodge Center, Minnesota) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8W1LFIpJ_g/?igshid=8ucd745gn6mf

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