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Cover: Maurice Bramley

Buffalo Bill #22

Nov 1952 · Horwitz · 8d [0-0-8 AUP]
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In "The Lost Tribe of the Underworld," Fred Meagher crafts a gripping tale of survival and mystery as Buffalo Bill ventures into a hidden cavern after a papoose tumbles into a hidden river. With Tall Bear nearly drowned and the child’s fate uncertain, Bill dives in to rescue the baby, only to discover a forgotten tribe of renegade Indians living in the depths. Cover by Maurice Bramley captures the stark contrast between the surface world and the eerie underground realm, setting the stage for a tense encounter between outsider and outcast.

Contains 2 stories
The Lost Tribe of the Underworld
13 pp · Adventure, Western-Frontier
Buffalo BillSallyBlue BirdTall BearBlack BullScar Scanlin

In "The Lost Tribe of the Underworld," Bill finds himself plunged into a hidden world beneath the frontier when a rescued baby tumbles into a cavernous underground river. As he swims to save the child, he stumbles upon a tribe of starving renegades led by Black Bull, their story a grim echo of exile and survival. With tensions rising and the baby’s fate uncertain, Bill must navigate a world where trust is as scarce as food.

Bullets and Words
10 pp · Western-Frontier

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker, letterer Fred Meagher
cover pencils, inks Maurice Bramley

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