Tomajauk
#240
(19 de abril de 1975)
Editorial Novaro,
1955 Series
- Volume
- 20
- Price
- 2.00 MXP
- Pages
- 36
- Indicia Frequency
- mensual
- Indicia / Colophon Publisher
- Organización Editorial Novaro, S. A.
- Brand
-
EN
- Printer
- Organización Editorial Novaro, S.A.
- Editing
- Alfredo Cardona Peña (credited) (director); Delio Moreno Bolio (credited) (director producción)
[no title indexed]
Tomajauk / cover / 1 page
- Script
- ?
- Pencils
- Bruno Premiani
- Inks
- Ray Burnley ?
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- ?; typeset
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- ¡Él ser enemigo!
- Genre
- histórico (historical); oeste (western-frontier)
- Reprints
-
from World's Finest Comics (DC, 1941 series) #73 (November-December 1954)
-
Indexer Notes
Novaro took panel one from the interior reprint story and turned it into the cover art work.
El fuerte fantasma
Tomajauk / comic story / 8 pages
- Script
- ?
- Pencils
- Bruno Premiani
- Inks
- Bruno Premiani
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- ?; typeset
- Genre
- histórico (historical); oeste (western-frontier)
- Characters
- Tomahawk; Dan Hunter; Chief Storm Mountain; Chief Otter-Slayer
- Synopsis
- Two Indian tribes plan to attack Fort Outpost so Tomahawk helps the settlers with a trick that ends up capturing the tribes and then freeing them in exchange for their promise to leave in peace.
- Reprints
- from Tomahawk (DC, 1950 series) #32 (May 1955)
-
El hijo adoptivo de Juan Trueno
Juan Trueno / comic story / 6 pages
- Genre
- oeste (western-frontier)
- Characters
- Johnny Thunder [John Tane]; Swift Deer
- Synopsis
- Johnny Thunder watches Father-Son contests at the fair, but has no son to partner with. Not so, as Swift Deer "adopts" JT for the day as his father! They flub at the Sack Race, Peanut Race, and Three-Legged Race with handcuffed ankles. But gunfire erupts in town as bandits loot the bank! Johnny and Swift Deer, ankle-cuffed together, ride Lightning into the midst of bandits and cannon into them like twin missiles. And win a special "Father and Son Crime-Fighting Team" award!
- Reprints
- from All Star Western (DC, 1951 series) #94 (April-May 1957)
-
Seis Indios en el cielo
comic story / 2 pages
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Una leyenda de la tribu pies negros narrada por cabeza de Lobo.
- Genre
- oeste (western-frontier)
El maestro de Latín
Tomajauk / comic story / 6 pages
- Script
- ?
- Pencils
- Bruno Premiani
- Inks
- Ray Burnley ?
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- ?; typeset
- Genre
- histórico (historical); oeste (western-frontier)
- Reprints
- from World's Finest Comics (DC, 1941 series) #73 (November-December 1954)
-
La leyenda del halcón y el caballo
El Caballero Silencioso / comic story / 7.67 pages
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Mis ojos son los suyos.
- Genre
- aventura (adventure); histórico (historical)
- Characters
- El Caballero Silencioso [Silent Knight]; Celia
- Synopsis
- In the Forest Perilous, the animals discuss who better helps the Silent Knight. Is it Slasher the hawk, his "eyes". Or Tana the stallion, his "legs"? Slasher warned the Knight of arrow attacks. Tana leapt the Knight and Celia across a chasm. Now comes the SK needing both, as the three sweep brigands off a bridge. The wise Owl declares "both are invaluable!"
- Reprints
- from The Brave and the Bold (DC, 1955 series) #9 (December 1956-January 1957)
-
Editing
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Series Information
Table of Contents
-
0.
["¡Él ser enemigo!"]
Tomajauk -
1.
El fuerte fantasma
Tomajauk -
2.
El Llanero Solitario
El Llanero Solitario -
3.
El hijo adoptivo de Juan Trueno
Juan Trueno -
4.
Seis Indios en el cielo
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5.
El maestro de Latín
Tomajauk -
6.
La leyenda del halcón y el caballo
El Caballero Silencioso -
7.
Tarzán
Tarzán
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- Brian Stewart
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