(February 1954)

Western, 1946 Series
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Pages
36
Indicia / Colophon Publisher
K. K. Publications Inc.
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Issue Notes

Inside front cover, inside back cover and back cover may contain ads from various shoe stores that gave the comic away
This issue has variants:

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Indian Chief / cover / 1 page (report information)

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Job Number
K.K.G.A. #110-542
Genre
western-frontier
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White Wolf Rides East (Table of Contents: 1)

Indian Chief / comic story / 28 pages (report information)

Script
Gaylord Du Bois
Pencils
Alberto Giolitti
Inks
Alberto Giolitti
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Job Number
110-542
Genre
western-frontier
Characters
White Wolf; Moon Maiden; White Cloud the horse; Black Mink; Onondaga Chief Moose Heart; Skidi-Pawnee Chief Uncle; Huron Chief Deer Runner; raiders; charging moose; eagle in flight; panther
Synopsis
Skidi-Pawnee White Wolf rides East following a "medicine dream" to find where the sun rises, crosses the Mississippi, repels raiders, visits a Huron village along Lake Erie, befriends Chief Deer Runner, escapes Black Mink's sneak attack, sees Niagara Falls, meets Moon Maiden, daughter of Onondaga Chief Moose Heart, visits their village, kills an eagle in flight with his "medicine bow," is invited to join the tribe, saves the chief from a charging moose, killing it with one arrow through the heart, discovers Hurons stole Moon Maiden, recovers her from Black Mink, wins her heart.
Keywords
Huron; Mississippi River; mixed-romance; Niagara Falls; Onondaga; Skidi-Pawnee; vision quest

Indexer Notes

Gaylord Du Bois's Account Books Sorted by Title, compiled from the original account books by Randall W. Scott states: "White Wolf Rides East (synopsis). 14p. For War Eagle, stock. Sent March 26, 1950."; Origin story of how White Wolf first meets and wins Moon Maiden; their subsequent marriage becomes the setting for an ongoing series of stories. Since the origin story was written for the Dell comic, not written specifically for March of Comics (as Du Bois did for, e.g., Tarzan or Space Family Robinson MoC stories), the 14 pages as written were broken up into 28 half-pages. ~Dave Porta

Gaylord Du Bois's Account Books Sorted by Title, compiled from the original account books by Randall W. Scott states (p.111): "White Wolf Rides East (extra pages). 10/2 p. For Roy Rogers Comics, stock. Sent June 22, 1953." [NOTE: should be "for Indian Chief March of Comics"] ~Dave Porta

[Activity pages] (Table of Contents: 2)

Indian Chief / activity / 4 pages (report information)

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Genre
western-frontier

Indexer Notes

Four pages of activities and Indian lore
pg 1. Maze: Show the Medicine Man how to get to the Secret Temple
pp 2-3. "The Buffalo Hunt" Board Game: Up to four can play
pg 4. Find the five panthers; Caption - "Indian Chief comic magazine appears quarterly."

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  1. 0. [no title indexed]
    Indian Chief
  2. 1. White Wolf Rides East
    Indian Chief
  3. 2. [Activity pages]
    Indian Chief
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  • Gregory Fischer
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  • Dave Porta
  • Richard Smith
  • Jim Van Dore
  • Gary L. Watson (R.I.P.)
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