Kid Colt, Outlaw

Kid Colt, Outlaw is a comic book published in the United States of America during the 1940s, featuring the adventures of an Old West American cowboy of the same name.
==History==
The comic book entitled Kid Colt was created to depict the real life adventures of the cowboy Kid Colt. In the 1940s, Howard Stark, through his then-newly formed movie studio, Stark Pictures, decided to develop a motion picture about the cowboy Kid Colt; he used the comic Kid Colt as a reference guide for his film.
When Peggy Carter questioned the wisdom of using a comic book to make a motion picture, Stark explained that Kid Colt was a real person and the comic book was really a historical text with drawn pictures. If audiences were not ready for such an idea, he would write off the expense at tax season.Agent Carter: 2.03: Better Angels
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