Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #127
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Black Stone," Delaware youths Tall Buck and Red Hawk venture into Iroquois territory across Lake Champlain in search of rare arrow-stone, facing ambush and cunning evasion. When Red Hawk is wounded and the pair narrowly escape, he spots a mysterious black stone used by an elderly warrior to craft arrowheads. Using a clever ruse involving a skunk’s scent, Red Hawk slips into the lodge under cover of night and steals the stone, bringing it back to his people. Written by Gaylord Du Bois, this gripping tale blends adventure and cultural detail in a 1955 Western comic, with a cover by the same artist.
In "The Black Stone," two Delaware youths, Tall Buck and Red Hawk, venture deep into Iroquois territory across Lake Champlain in search of rare arrow-stone. After a tense encounter with enemy braves and a clever ruse involving a skunk’s scent, Red Hawk steals a mysterious block of black stone from an elderly warrior’s lodge, risking everything to bring it back to his people.
In the rugged frontier of the Adirondack wilderness, the old warrior Step-and-a-Half and his family—his daughter Dancing Wave and her brother Little Owl—find refuge on a remote island, hunted by Chief Bear Foot and his warriors. When Tall Heron, the young man long away, returns with news of the chief’s sudden death and a promise of return to their village, the fragile peace of their hiding place begins to shift.
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