"Even a Filthy Beggar Like that Has Got a Protecting Angel..."

Continuing in reverse order: Lee Van Cleef as "Angel Eyes"/Sentenza whose icy cool badness is, to me, the only thing  Sergio Leone's The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (Il buono, Il brutto, Il cattivo, 1966) needed more of.

"People With Ropes Around Their Necks Don't Always Hang..."

Ok, I had to slip in one more Lee. This was meant to a stylized portrait quickie of Van Cleef as Setenza, the aptly labeled Bad.

"This Train'll Stop at Tucumcari..."

This quickie called for a little Lee Van Cleef. His hat's way too tall on his head (I even cropped some of it in the scan, and it still wasn't enough), but that's why it's a quickie and not a finely finished work. Still and all, Lee makes for a mighty striking figure. He was quoted as saying that he told his mother that being born with beady eyes was the best thing that ever happened to him.