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| − | Singing Mexican desperado out for revenge on sheriff Hopalong Cassidy in "The Singing Killer" story of comic book ''Master Comics'' #39 (Jun 4, 1943). Cassidy put his brother in jail, so he's come to kill him, armed with only a whip, and his guitar. He's super-good with his whip, using it to disarm and strangle a couple of people. Cassidy shoots his whip, breaking it, rendering him vulnerable to punches in the face. | + | [[Image:Diablo_El_Master_Comics.png|right]]Singing, guitar-playing Mexican desperado out for revenge on sheriff Hopalong Cassidy in "The Singing Killer" story of comic book ''Master Comics'' #39 (Jun 4, 1943). Cassidy put his brother in jail, so he's come to Twin River to kill him, armed with only a whip, and his guitar. He's super-good with his whip, using it to disarm and strangle a couple of people. Cassidy shoots his whip, breaking it, rendering him vulnerable to punches in the face. |
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Latest revision as of 06:20, 19 March 2019
Singing, guitar-playing Mexican desperado out for revenge on sheriff Hopalong Cassidy in "The Singing Killer" story of comic book Master Comics #39 (Jun 4, 1943). Cassidy put his brother in jail, so he's come to Twin River to kill him, armed with only a whip, and his guitar. He's super-good with his whip, using it to disarm and strangle a couple of people. Cassidy shoots his whip, breaking it, rendering him vulnerable to punches in the face.
