- Script
- Ed Herron
- Pencils
- Fred Ray
- Inks
- Fred Ray
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- ?
- Feature Logo
- Genre
- historical; western-frontier
- Characters
- Tomahawk; Tomahawk's Rangers [Brass Buttons [Private Jud Fuller] (introduction); Cannonball Calhoun; Frenchie Duval]
- Synopsis
- The Rangers' new recruit seems to be more of a liability as the group tries to help evacuate Washington's troops from Long Island.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- American Revolution; Hessians; Native Americans; New York; redcoats
Numbered as pages 1 - 10 of story.
- Script
- Jack Schiff
- Pencils
- Sheldon Moldoff
- Inks
- Sheldon Moldoff
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- Ira Schnapp
- Genre
- advocacy
- Synopsis
- Johnny discovers the hazards of leaving things lying around the home.
Published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly.
- Script
- Ed Herron
- Pencils
- Fred Ray
- Inks
- Fred Ray
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- ?
- Genre
- historical; western-frontier
- Characters
- Tomahawk; Tomahawk's Rangers [[Brass Buttons; Frenchie Duval; Cannonball Calhoun; Big Anvil]; General George Washington
- Synopsis
- Brass Buttons manages to prove his worth to the Rangers as they complete their mission for General Washington.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- American Revolution; Native Americans; New York; redcoats
Numbered as pages 11 - 17 of story.
- Script
- Murray Boltinoff
- Pencils
- ? (logo illustration)
- Inks
- ? (logo illustration)
- Colors
- ? (logo illustration)
- Letters
- typeset
Letters submitted by Marvin Wolfman (Flushing, NY), B. J. King (Boston), Charles McIntyre (Dallas), Barbara Lyons (Topeka, Kansas), Myron Snyder (Savannah, Georgia), and Harry Billings (Cleveland).
Marv Wolfman began his career writing comics in 1968.
- Script
- Jack Liebowitz (credited as J. S. Liebowitz)
- Letters
- typeset
Statement of October 1, 1962
Average number of copies sold or distributed during preceding 12 months: 160,000
Owner: National Periodical Publications, Inc., Harry Donenfeld, Irwin Donenfeld, Sonia Iger, J. S. Liebowitz, P. H. Sampliner, S. U. Sampliner, Harry Donenfeld Foundation Inc., all at 575 Lexington Avenue, New York 22, N.Y.