Tomahawk #35

(September 1955)

Frontier Feud (Table of Contents)

Tomahawk / comic story / 7.66 pages (report information)

Credits

Script:

?

Pencils:

Bruno Premiani

Inks:

Ray Burnley

Colors:

?

Letters:

?

Content Information

Genre:

historical; western-frontier

Characters:

Tomahawk; Dan Hunter; Lone Wolf; Lafe Henshaw; Ruth Morgan

Synopsis:

Tomahawk and Dan stop a feud between two settler families by proving that a renegade brave is stirring up the trouble between them to conceal his plans for a raid on the settlement.

Reprints:

• in Big Boy (Arédit-Artima, 1956 series) #13 (October 1957)

["Most Indian tribes used basically the same dances!"] (Table of Contents)

Indian Dances / filler / 0.67 page (report information)

Credits

Script:

?

Pencils:

?

Inks:

?

Colors:

?

Letters:

?

Content Information

Genre:

non-fiction

Synopsis:

Information about various Native American dances.

["Gangway, Fosdick!!"] (Table of Contents)

Fearless Fosdick / advertisement / 0.33 page (report information)

Credits

Script:

Al Capp

Pencils:

Al Capp

Inks:

Al Capp

Colors:

?

Letters:

?

Content Information

Genre:

humor

Characters:

Fearless Fosdick

Indexer Notes

Comic-strip style advertisement.

The Undercover Frontiersmen (Table of Contents)

Tomahawk / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Credits

Script:

?

Pencils:

Fred Ray

Inks:

Fred Ray

Colors:

?

Letters:

?

Content Information

Genre:

historical; western-frontier

Characters:

Tomahawk; Dan Hunter; Rising Cloud

Synopsis:

Tomahawk and Dan disguise themselves as Indians to infiltrate a tribe preparing to join with the British to attack an American command post.

Reprints:

• in Big Boy (Arédit-Artima, 1956 series) #17 (February 1958)

Keywords:

Revolutionary War

["What a beautiful night!"] (Table of Contents)

Sagebrush Sam / comic story / 0.5 page (report information)

Credits

Script:

Henry Boltinoff

Pencils:

Henry Boltinoff (signed)

Inks:

Henry Boltinoff

Colors:

?

Letters:

Henry Boltinoff

Content Information

Genre:

humor; western-frontier

Characters:

Sagebrush Sam

Synopsis:

Sagebrush Sam isn't so happy to sleep under the stars when it starts to rain.

["We're going to study all about American industry!"] (Table of Contents)

Little Pocahontas / comic story / 1 page (report information)

Credits

Script:

Henry Boltinoff

Pencils:

Henry Boltinoff (signed)

Inks:

Henry Boltinoff

Colors:

?

Letters:

Henry Boltinoff

Content Information

Genre:

humor

Characters:

Little Pocahontas

Synopsis:

Little Pocahontas knows the answer to the teachers question.

How Indians Got Their Names (Table of Contents)

text article / 2 pages (report information)

Credits

Script:

Jack Miller [as Jeb Mallon]

Pencils:

? (illustration)

Inks:

? (illustration)

Colors:

? (illustration)

Letters:

typeset

Content Information

Genre:

non-fiction

The White Buffalo (Table of Contents)

Tomahawk / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Credits

Script:

?

Pencils:

Fred Ray

Inks:

Fred Ray

Colors:

?

Letters:

?

Content Information

Genre:

historical; western-frontier

Characters:

Tomahawk; Dan Hunter; Davy Crockett; Jonathan Thunderbird; Crazy Fox

Synopsis:

When Dan is injured and temporarily put out of commission, Tomahawk meets the teenage Davy Crockett, who helps him return a rare white buffalo to the Indian tribe that honors the snimal.

Reprints:

• in Big Boy (Arédit-Artima, 1956 series) #14 (November 1957)

Indexer Notes

Though Davy Crockett was well-known at the time of this story's publication due to a popular song, "The Ballad of Davy Crockett," and a television series produced by Walt Disney, the historical Davy Crockett was not born until 1786, after the time of the American Revolution where the Tomahawk stories are set.