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Zorro

Zorro is a fictional character created in 1919 by American pulp writer Johnston McCulley, appearing in works set in the Pueblo de Los Ángeles in Alta California. He is typically portrayed as a dashing masked vigilante who defends commoners and indigenous peoples against corrupt and tyrannical officials in the early 19th century, when California is under the rule of Spain or alternatively Mexico. Zorro is the secret identity of Don Diego de la Vega, a young Californio nobleman.

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TitleYearByKindPagesMade inPrintings
The Marauders of Monterey1959Alex TothStory26Western72
Gypsy Warning1959Alex TothStory26Western70
The Spaniard's Secret1959Warren TuftsStory26Western62
Pirate's Plunder1959Warren TuftsStory20Western60
A Double For Diego1959Alex TothStory6Western36
The Enchanted Bell1959Alex TothStory6Western32
Garcia's Package1959Warren TuftsStory6Western24
Untitled newspaper strip1959Bob Karp, Al TaliaferroNewspaper strip1Sunday pages (US)14
Untitled newspaper strip1959Bob Karp, Al TaliaferroNewspaper strip1Sunday pages (US)13
Untitled cover1959photographsCover1Western11
CLASSIC ZORRO DELL #8 CVR A ARCHIVAL EDITION1959photographsCover1Western11
Canyon Of No Escape1959Warren TuftsStory1Western10
Salteadores de Monterrey1959photographsCover1Western8
Untitled cover1959photographsCover1Western6
Zorro1959photographsIllustration1Western5
Monterey's Famous Firsts1959Alex TothStory1Western5
Pirate's Plunder1959photographsIllustration1Western5
Untitled newspaper strip1959Bob Karp, Al TaliaferroNewspaper strip1Daily strips (US)5
Untitled illustration1959photographsIllustration1Western4
Z1959photographsIllustration1Western4
Zorro1959photographsIllustration1Western4
Untitled illustration1959photographsIllustration<1Western2