Indians #6

(June 1951)

100 Games (Table of Contents: 1) (Expand) /

advertisement / 1 page (report information)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 2)

Long Bow / comic story / 9 pages (report information)

Script

Capt. Stuart Kerrigan

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Wagon Train--the words meant magic to the hardy pioneer...

Genre

adventure

Characters

Enos (wagon train member); Long Bow (Blackfoot); Firehoof (Long Bow's stallion); Red Eagle (Blackfoot Chief); Twisted Tooth (Blackfoot); Baying Wolf (Blackfoot, Long Bow's uncle); Crow warriors; Eagle Claw the Merciless (Crow leader)

Synopsis

Chief Red Eagle's scout reports that a Wagon Train is on Blackfoot land. Looking for war, Twisted Tooth and the others pick a fight with Long Bow. Believing he is dead, they tell the Chief he was killed by men from the Wagon Train. Meanwhile, the Crow intends to wipe out and loot the Wagon Train, framing the Blackfoot to bring retribution by the U.S. Cavalry. Long Bow returns, exposing both Twisted Tooth's lies and the Crow plot. While the Wagon Train tries to escape the Crow, a Blackfoot war party routs the Crow. Afterward, Red Eagle sentences Twisted Tooth to work for the squaws.

Reprints

• in Long Bow (Atlas Publishing, 1960 series) #19 (March 1962)

Keywords

Native Americans

Indexer Notes

Story first line from Error Report #3445, by Lou Mougin.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 3)

Manzar, the White Indian / comic story / 12 pages (report information)

Script

John Starr

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Fire blazed a single track for them...

Genre

adventure

Reprints

• in Indians (Compix, 1951 series) #[nn] (1951)

Keywords

Native Americans

Indexer Notes

Story first line from Error Report #3445, by Lou Mougin.

Andorra (Table of Contents: 4)

Stamps / text article / 1 page (report information)

Script

Sidney M. Elias

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typeset

Genre

non-fiction

Indexer Notes

Three-column page. Center column is text article. Side columns are assorted classified-style advertising. Black & white. Heading is light blue.

Whale Chief (Table of Contents: 5)

comic story / 3 pages (report information)

Script

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Pencils

Maurice Whitman (signed)

Inks

Maurice Whitman (signed)

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Genre

adventure

Keywords

Native Americans

Anyone Can Dance / Read Them All (Table of Contents: 6) (Expand) /

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[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 7)

Orphan of the Storm / comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Emila Jayne

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When the Cheyennes first sighted the little lost colt...

Genre

adventure

Reprints

• in Indians (Compix, 1951 series) #[nn] (1951)
• in Long Bow (Atlas Publishing, 1960 series) #19 (March 1962)

Keywords

Native Americans

Indexer Notes

Story first line from Error Report #3445, by Lou Mougin.

The Tribes of New England (Table of Contents: 8)

The First Americans / text article / 3 pages (report information)

Script

Worthington Taylor

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Genre

non-fiction

Indexer Notes

First and third page contain large half-page illustration each.

Bunk! (Table of Contents: 9) (Expand) /

Charles Atlas / advertisement / 1 page (report information)

Pow Wow (Table of Contents: 10)

Pow Wow / letters page / 1 page (report information)

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Letters

typeset

Reprints

• in Indians (Compix, 1951 series) #[nn] (1951)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 11)

Starlight / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

Ann Adams

Pencils

Ralph Mayo

Inks

Ralph Mayo

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Huron maidens, flanked by warrior-guards...

Genre

adventure

Characters

Starlight (Huron maiden); Grey Squirrel (Huron); Osohada (Seneca Chief); a Seneca squaw

Synopsis

Starlight and other Huron maidens are discovered by Seneca Chief Osohada’s raiding party, while on a food hunting expedition near enemy lands. Huron Chief Grey Squirrel and his guards are lured away, leaving the maidens defenseless, and they are captured. As Grey Squirrel and his guards prepare to scale the Seneca village wall, he leaves a covert sign for Starlight. She creates a distraction and leads the maidens to freedom and Chief Osohada is killed in the melee. Starlight regrets that they have found no food, but Grey Squirrel rejoices in the military coup of killing the Seneca chief.

Reprints

• in Long Bow (Atlas Publishing, 1960 series) #19 (March 1962)

Keywords

Native Americans

Indexer Notes

Story first line and art ID from Error Report #3445, By Lou Mougin.

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Reduce with Redex (Table of Contents: 13) (Expand) /

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All 7 Mystery Novels yours for only $1.00 (Table of Contents: 14) (Expand) /

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