([March] 1977)
Last Gasp,
1977 Series
Published in English
(United States)
- Editing
- ?
- Color
- color cover; black & white interior
- Dimensions
- standard Modern Age US
- Paper Stock
- newsprint
- Binding
- saddle-stitched
Issue Notes
First in a trilogy of books about Comanche indians by Jack Jackson. Second is Red Raider. Third is Blood on the Moon.
[no title indexed]
Cynthia Ann Parker / cover / 2 pages
- Genre
- biography; history
- Characters
- Peta Nocona; Cynthia Ann Parker [Naduah]
- Synopsis
- The True Story of Cynthia Ann Parker and her life with the wild Comanches of Texas.
- Reprints
- in Comanche Moon (Rip Off Press / Last Gasp, 1979 series) (1979) which is reprinted
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Indexer Notes
Wrap-around cover.
[Comanchería in Texas area 1750-1840]
illustration / 1 page
- Genre
- biography
- Reprints
Indexer Notes
Map of the tribes and bands of Comanche indians in the Texas area during the years 1750 to 1840.
White Comanche A Picture Narrative About Cynthia Ann Parker and Her 25 Year Captivity Among the Comanche Indians, Lords of the Southern Plains
credits, title page / 1 page
- Pencils
- Jack Jackson (credited as Jaxon)
- Inks
- Jack Jackson (credited as Jaxon)
- Letters
- Jack Jackson (credited as Jaxon)
- Characters
- Cynthia Ann Parker [Naduah]
Indexer Notes
Includes a small illustration taken from the cover.
[no title indexed]
illustration / 1 page
- Script
- Jack Jackson
- Pencils
- A. F. Corning (daguerrotype)
- Inks
- A. F. Corning (daguerrotype)
- Letters
- typeset
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- This daguerrotype, made by A. F. Corning in Fort Worth in 1862, is the only known picture of Cynthia Ann and her daughter, Topsannah.
- Characters
- Topsannah (daguerrotype); Cynthia Ann Parker (daguerrotype)
- Reprints
[no title indexed]
text article / 1 page
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Parker's Fort was the beginning of the longest and bloodiest of all the wars between the Anglo-Americans and any single Amerindian people.
Indexer Notes
A brief excerpt from the listed author's "Comanches: Destruction of a People."
The Capture of His Mother - Cynthia Ann
Cynthia Ann Parker / comic story / 5 pages
- Genre
- biography; historical; history
- Characters
- Ben; Lucy Parker; Cynthia Ann Parker; John Parker; David Faulkenberry; Rachel Parker; Asa
- Reprints
- in Comanche Moon (Rip Off Press / Last Gasp, 1979 series) (1979) which is reprinted
-
in Komantschen Mond (Volksverlag, 1980 series) (1980) -
in Comanche Moon (Artefact, 1980 series) (1980) - in Comanche Moon (Reed, 2003 series) (2003)
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- Keywords
- celebration; Indian raid; raider; scalpdance
Naduah, White Comanche
Cynthia Ann Parker / comic story / 7 pages
- Genre
- biography; historical; history
- Characters
- Tabby-Nocca; Chatua; Cynthia Ann Parker [Naduah]; Sata; Quinne; Suna; Peta Nocona; Chief Paha-Yuca; Col. Williams
- Reprints
- in Comanche Moon (Rip Off Press / Last Gasp, 1979 series) (1979) which is reprinted
- in Komantschen Mond (Volksverlag, 1980 series) (1980)
- in Comanche Moon (Artefact, 1980 series) (1980)
- in Comanche Moon (Reed, 2003 series) (2003)
-
- Keywords
- Noconis; Penateka; Quohadas; white traders
A Son Named Quanah
Cynthia Ann Parker / comic story / 12 pages
- Genre
- biography; historical; history
- Characters
- Cynthia Ann Parker [Naduah]; Quanah; Pohebits-Quasho; Peta Nocona; Col. John; Buffalo Hump; Capt. Sul Ross; Peta's Mexican Slave; Topsannah
- Reprints
- in Comanche Moon (Rip Off Press / Last Gasp, 1979 series) (1979) which is reprinted
- in Komantschen Mond (Volksverlag, 1980 series) (1980)
- in Comanche Moon (Artefact, 1980 series) (1980)
- in Comanche Moon (Reed, 2003 series) (2003)
-
- Keywords
- Comancheros
Cynthia Ann's Second Captivity
Cynthia Ann Parker / comic story / 4 pages
- Genre
- biography; historical; history
- Characters
- Capt. Sul Ross; Cynthia Ann Parker [Naduah]; Topsannah; Col. Isaac Parker; Silas Jr.; Quanah
- Reprints
- in Comanche Moon (Rip Off Press / Last Gasp, 1979 series) (1979) which is reprinted
- in Komantschen Mond (Volksverlag, 1980 series) (1980)
- in Comanche Moon (Artefact, 1980 series) (1980)
- in Comanche Moon (Reed, 2003 series) (2003)
-
Credits and References
credits, title page / 1 page
- Script
- Jack Jackson
- Pencils
- Jack Jackson (signed as Jaxon)
- Inks
- Jack Jackson (signed as Jaxon)
- Letters
- typeset
Indexer Notes
The artist gives thanks and includes a list of source books. Accompanied by two small illustrations.
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Table of Contents
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0.
[no title indexed]
Cynthia Ann Parker -
1.
[Comanchería in Texas area 1750-1840]
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2.
White Comanche A Picture Narrative About Cynthia Ann Parker and Her 25 Year Captivity Among the Comanche Indians, Lords of the Southern Plains
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3.
["This daguerrotype, made by A. F. Corning in Fort Worth in 1862, is the only known picture of Cynthia Ann and her daughter, Topsannah."]
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4.
["Parker's Fort was the beginning of the longest and bloodiest of all the wars between the Anglo-Americans and any single Amerindian people."]
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5.
The Capture of His Mother - Cynthia Ann
Cynthia Ann Parker -
6.
Naduah, White Comanche
Cynthia Ann Parker -
7.
A Son Named Quanah
Cynthia Ann Parker -
8.
Cynthia Ann's Second Captivity
Cynthia Ann Parker -
9.
["If you enjoyed White Comanche, watch for the 2nd and 3rd books in the series!!"]
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10.
Credits and References
This issue was modified by, among others
- Jerry Hillegas (R.I.P.)
- Donald Dale Milne
- Steven Samuels
- Mark Semich
- Jim Van Dore
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