It was all very like the conventional stage picture of Western melodrama: the fire lighting up their faces with patches of alternate red and black; Défago, in slouch hat and moccasins in the part of the "badlands" villain; Hank, open-faced and hatless, with that reckless fling of his shoulders, the honest and deceived hero; and old Punk, eavesdropping in the background, supplying the atmosphere of mystery.

The Badlands buckaroo.

COBURN, WALT. Badlands lawman.

Walt Coburn (A); 15Apr63; R313858. Badlands orphan.

The kid who tamed the Badlands.

Badlands buscadero.

The Badlands sends a fighting man.

A man for the Badlands night guard.

SEE Billing, Gottfried, BP. FOSTER, BENNETT. Badlands buckaroo.

Black Horseman of the Badlands.

Walt Coburn (A); 7Nov66; R398118. Gun wolves of the Badlands.

Badlands gun busters.

Hired guns and badlands beef.

as Hired guns and badlands beef, in Zane Grey's Western magazine, Nov. 1950.

COBURN, WALT. Badlands lawman.

Walt Coburn (A); 15Apr63; R313858. Badlands orphan.

The Badlands vigilante.

(In 10 story western magazine, Aug. 1936) © 10Jul36; B305537. Walt Coburn (A); 1Jun64; R338538. Doc Bean, Badlands medico.

The kid who tamed the Badlands.

Badlands buscadero.

The Badlands sends a fighting man.

A man for the Badlands night guard.

Black Horseman of the Badlands.

Walt Coburn (A); 7Nov66; R398118. Gun wolves of the Badlands.

Mrs. Walt Coburn (W); 29Mar72; R525415. Those Badlands-feud busters.