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Weird Western Tales #19 Page 5 EL DIABLO

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Location: COMIC ART (SUPERHEROES) - EL DIABLO - PARTIAL STORY - WEIRD WESTERN TALES #19
Title: Weird Western Tales #19 Page 5 EL DIABLO*
Artist:  ALFREDO ALCALA (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Partial Story
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 135
Likes on CAF: 14
Comments: 8
Added to Site: 11/13/2025

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15" x 10" image area. Ink over graphite on Bristol board. Weird Western Tales #19 Page 5 EL DIABLO original art (DC Comics, 1973). Alfredo Alcala.

Alcala delivers a gripping action sequence in this page from "The Fury of the Haunted Horseman", as El Diablo leaps from a moving train, locks eyes in a tense stare-down, and disarms an outlaw with a swift strike of his twin bolas.

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 11/13/2025

A very tense quickdraw scene that tool Alacala quite some time!  The bolas are a surprise to keep El Diablo from running up a body count!

Ryan Wilson Member Since 2012
1    
Posted On 11/13/2025

Good stuff.

Paul Roach Member Since 2014
1    
Posted On 11/13/2025

All of the art on this page is fabulous, but the composition of that opening shot is just breathtaking. Superb.

Rick W Member Since 2017
1    
Posted On 11/13/2025

The split panel 4 is brilliant!

Kavi H Member Since 2018
1    
Posted On 11/13/2025

incredible action sequence, impeccable Alcala art!

 Shemp Member Since 2003
1    
Posted On 11/13/2025

Amazing action and pace on this page, not to mention the tremendous style. Congrats!

Ruben DaCollector Member Since 2008
1    
Posted On 11/13/2025

Excellent work all around. The first panel is outstanding, both in composition and the varied inking techniques, and he ramps up the drama withthe camera position shooting the scene frim behind El Diablos in the 2nd panel, then swinging it around behind the train robber in the third. The background inking in the final panel is gorgeous as well!

Timothy Finney Member Since 2006
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Posted On 11/14/2025

Sockamagee!

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