Cheyenne Kid #58
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Reign of Red Hawk," Cheyenne Kid faces his long-buried past when he challenges his blood brother, Red Hawk, to a final duel—this time not for pride, but for the life of Captain Phipps. Written by Joe Gill and brought to life with bold, expressive art by Luis Dominguez, this 1966 Charlton classic delivers a tense, personal showdown rooted in legacy and loyalty. The cover, also by Dominguez, captures the moment with dramatic intensity.
In "The Reign of Red Hawk," Cheyenne Kid faces his long-ignored blood brother, Red Hawk, in a final, fateful showdown—this time not for pride, but for the life of Captain Phipps. The past and present collide in the dusty frontier, where loyalty and legacy are tested with every step.
Indian volunteers serving in Vietnam demonstrate the same tracking and combat skills their ancestors honed on the Plains, abilities that prove devastatingly effective in the jungle terrain against the Viet Cong. Drawing on traditions of patience, silent movement, and superior scouting, these modern warriors use their inborn gifts to counter enemy ambushes and protect villages from infiltration. In the tradition of legendary fighters of the past, today's American Indian soldiers continue to prove themselves among the finest combat troops the world has ever known.
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Reprinted in Super Western Album #9 (1979)
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