Indiana Jones may have been a professor and an archaeologist, but he always had the DNA of Western heroes. Guns, whips, horses, hats and the Yakima Canutt handbook of action movie stunts are what drew audiences to the four Jones pictures. The same is true of the TV series Young Indiana Jones, which offered the teenage Indy a chance to make the acquaintance of most of the movers and shakers of the fi
September 2008
In This Issue:
Western Books & Movies
- Unbridled Cowboy (Nonfiction)
- High Noon
- The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones, Vol. III
- The Phantom Empire
- Runaway Horse Reined in
- Amazing Girls of Arizona (Children’s Book)
- Unbridled Dreams (Fiction)
- Val Kilmer Returns
- The Training Ground (Nonfiction)
- Patterson: A Western Duo (Fiction)
- The Legacy of the Mastodon (Nonfiction)
- Horses that Buck: The Story of Champion Bronc Rider Bill Smith (Nonfiction)
- Bad Fruits of the Civilized Tree (Nonfiction)
- Survival Along the Continental Divide (Nonfiction)
- Black Women in Texas History (Nonfiction)
- Dime Novel Desperadoes: The Notorious Maxwell Brothers (Nonfiction)
- Wolves at Our Door (Fiction)