Dave Somerville Four Preps's original baritone vocalist, to create the central characters and develop the core format of "The Fall Guy," starring Lee Majors, for 20th Century Fox Television, which became a highly successful television series for ABC-TV. With additional lyrics which Larson wrote for it, "The Unknown Stuntman" became the theme for "The Fall Guy". Somerville's own home in the Hollywood Hills was used as the set for the home of Majors' character, Colt Seavers. His first children's album was titled "The Cosmic Adventures of Diamond Dave." It contained many original songs and characters and received critical acclaim in the U.S.
Kid Colt, Outlaw on "Kid Colt, Outlaw" from issues #14-24 (May 1951 - Jan. 1953) for some of Kid Colt's earliest adventures; Tumlinson had previously drawn an anthological Western story, "The Magic of Manitou", for "Kid Colt, Outlaw" #13 (March 1951). Artist Jack Keller began his long association with Kid Colt in "Kid Colt, Outlaw" #25 (March 1953), and stayed with the character for at least a dozen years in that signature title. Comics writer and historian Tony Isabella wrote that Keller "drew more Kid Colt stories than any other artist and may hold the record for drawing the most stories of any