Warren Tufts

Born 12 December 1925, Fresno, California; died 6 July 1982.

Chester Warren Tufts, best known as Warren Tufts, was an American comic strip and comic book artist-writer best known for his syndicated Western adventure strip Casey Ruggles, which ran from 1949 to 1954.
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Ink: 20 stories
Pencils: 20 stories

Stories

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Title	Year	By	As	Kind	Pages	Made in	Printings
The Golden Trail	1961	Warren Tufts	pencils, ink	Story	20	Western	47
Diego's Dilemma	1961	Warren Tufts	pencils, ink	Story	6	Western	25
The Shepherd Boy	1961	Warren Tufts	pencils, ink	Story	4	Western	10
The Señora Meets an Outlaw	1961	Warren Tufts	pencils, ink	Story	1	Western	10
Garcia's Moonlight Ride	1961	Warren Tufts	pencils, ink	Story	1	Western	4
The Golden Trail/Diego's Dilemma	1961	Warren Tufts	pencils, ink	Illustration	1	Western	1
The Trembling Earth	1961	Warren Tufts	pencils, ink	Story	1	Western	1

Life and work

Comics. Debut 1946. - United Feature Syndicate: Script and artwork for Casey Ruggles 1949-1954. - Tufts Enterprises: Script and artwork for Lance 1955-1960. - Western Publishing: Comic-book artwork 1958-mid 1970s (The Pink Panther, Scooby Doo, Zorro, Korak, High Chapparal, Wagon Train a.o.).

Animation. Hanna-Barbera: Layout artist and story director 1964-1978 (Jonny Quest, The Cattanooga Cats, Motormouse and Autocat, Superfriends, Scooby-Doo). - Cambria Productions: Storyboard artist 1965 (The New 3 Stooges). - Marvel Productions: Storyboard artist 1982 (Spider-Man).

Also. Worked mainly as an actor, journalist and writer mid 1960s-1982.

Characters most often

Zorro121959–1961
Tornado91959–1961
Garcia91959–1961
Don Diego de la Vega81959–1961
Bernardo81959–1961
Alejandro21959–1960
The Swamp Fox11960
Corporal Reyes11959
Commandante11960