At Quality, Chuck Winter had a four-issue run in Buccaneers, as I posted here. He had twice that in Crack Western on Two-Gun Lil.
On the first four stories I'm taking the Grand Comics Database artist attributions as a start. I think I see three artists among the first four stories (the same one on #64 and 65). Leo Morey is known to have worked on the series, but I can't match him up from his signed stories at ACG a decade later; it may be that he's being inked by other hands here.
Two-Gun Lil in Crack Western
| Nov/49 | 63 | She Was Ready | w: Joe Millard a: Charles Sultan? |
| Jan/50 | 64 | The Forbidden Star | w: ? a: Leo Morey? |
| Mar/ | 65 | The Dance Hall of Death | w: ? a: Morey? |
| May/ | 66 | Even Frontier Terrorists Can Learn | w: ? a: ? |
| Jul/ | 67 | Two-Gun Lil Votes against Lynch Law | w: ? a: Pete Riss |
| Sep/ | 68 | Two-Gun Lil Conquers Western Crime | w: ? a: Riss |
| Nov/ | 69 | Hot-Lead Two-Step | w: Millard a: Chuck Winter |
| Jan/51 | 70 | The Taming of Big Bat McGrew | w: Millard a: Winter |
| Mar/ | 71 | A Bargain in Bullets | w: Millard a: Winter |
| May/ | 72 | The Ghost of Grim Gulch | w: Millard a: Winter |
| Jul/ | 73 | Six-Guns from the Sky | w: Millard a: Winter |
| Sep/ | 74 | Gun Trouble in Paradise | w: Millard a: Winter |
| Nov/ | 75 | The Vultures of Goldhill | w: Millard a: Winter |
| Jan/52 | 76 | The End of the Owlhoot Trail | w: Millard a: Winter |
| Mar/ | 77 | A Heart as Big as a House | w: ? a: Pete Morisi |
| May/ | 78 | Once upon a Time There Were Three Bassett Brothers | w: Robert Bernstein a: Morisi |
| Sep/ | 80 | The Murder on Stage | w: Bernstein a: Morisi |
| Nov/ | 81 | The Target Is Two-Gun Lil | w: Bernstein a: Morisi |
| Jan/53 | 82 | Target of Hot Lead | w: Bernstein a: Morisi |
| Mar/ | 83 | The Fiend in Knee Pants | w: Bernstein p: John Forte i: ? |
| May/ | 84 | The Kissing Monster | w: Bernstein a: Edmond Good |
