'Two-Gun Kid', #38 (August 1957).
Charles F. Miller worked as a comic book artist in the 1940s and 1950s. His 1940s work includes romance stories for Fox and St. John Publishing, as well as 'Prankster' and 'Toreador' for Rural Home. In the early 1950s he did romance stories for Orbit Publications and Lev Gleason, and war stories for Fiction House. Throughout the decade, he published in several Atlas/Marvel titles, illustrating war (Battlefront, Battle, Navy Combat), western (Gunsmoke Western, Two-Gun Kid, Western Outlaws), mystery (Astonishing Comics, Adventures into Mystery) and romance stories (Love Romances).
Charles F. Miller should not be confused with U.S. film actor Charles F. Miller (1878-1952), nor with U.S. painter and Playboy illustrator Charles Winfield Miller, A.K.A. Chuck Miller (1922-1995).