Joé Texas

Joé Texas, published by Editions Mondiales from 1957 to 1960, was a French western comic series that ran for 35 issues. It followed the adventures of its rugged cowboy protagonist through the classic tropes of the genre—showdowns, frontier justice, and the untamed landscape. The series is most associated with its primary artist and writer, whose work defined the look and feel of this mid-century European take on the American West. While not a landmark title, it stands as a solid example of the popular and prolific western comics boom in post-war France.