Who Is Whip Wilson? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Whip Wilson (Non-Fictional): Whip Wilson was a Western star.
Whip Wilson is a Non-Fictional comic book character, the alter ego of Roland Charles Meyers, with over 15 comic issue appearances. Whip Wilson was a Western star.
Who is Whip Wilson?
Whip Wilson (1911-1964) was the star in a series of B-Movie westerns. A total of 22 films starring Whip were released between 1948 and 1952. The series generated its share of publicity and a spin-off comic book version, but once it ended the actor vanished into obscurity. "Whip" was named, by the Studio, after his signature move of wielding a bull whip in action scenes. He was often partnered with either trick rider, and "blonde bombshell" Reno Browne (1921-1991) or brunette beauty Phyllis Coates. Coates is also remembered for playing Lois Lane on television.
Key facts
Whip Wilson is of human origin and first appeared in "I Rustled Another Gal's Man!". The character is published by Non-Fictional. With 15 recorded issue appearances, Whip Wilson ranks among the most featured characters in comics.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Whip Wilson?
Whip Wilson was a Western star.
What is Whip Wilson's real name?
Whip Wilson's real identity is Roland Charles Meyers.
When did Whip Wilson first appear?
Whip Wilson first appeared in "I Rustled Another Gal's Man!".
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