Zorro #95

Zorro #95 was published in 1957 by Dell Comics as part of their long-running Four Color series, which served as a testing ground for various licensed characters. During this era, Dell focused on family-friendly adaptations of popular film and television properties, aiming to capitalize on the masked vigilante's resurgence in mainstream media following the success of the Walt Disney television series that premiered earlier that same year.

The interior artwork for these issues was often produced by uncredited studio artists tasked with maintaining a consistent house style that echoed the serial adventure tone of the source material. These comics were intended for mass-market newsstand distribution and were designed with simple, bold panel layouts that prioritized readability for younger audiences. While they were not viewed as high art at the time of publication, they are now regarded as significant artifacts of mid-century American pop culture and the evolution of the Western genre in sequential art.