Mostly bimonthly, with an occasional lapse of a month, it had a five-month hiatus between issues #5-6 (June & Nov. 1969).

Several Rawhide Kid stories were drawn by the penciler-inker team of Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers.

Virtually all Kid Colt stories were drawn by the character's longtime artist, Jack Keller.

Most were penciled by Herb Trimpe (#1-8, 12–15) or Gil Kane (#18-19, 31, 37–44, 46), with Larry Lieber contributing seven and John Severin and Ayers four each.

Rich Buckler and John Romita each drew one, and three new covers are by unknown artists.