Firehair #11

Jan 1952 · Fiction House · 0.10 USD

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Firehair confronts renegade warriors who have captured pueblo residents and are forcing them to burn captives on a sacrificial platform; she disrupts their plans by gathering wood for the altar, seizing the opportunity to escape. A secondary story, "The Overland Stage," chronicles the famous Butterfield mail route that operated between San Francisco and the East, detailing its history from 1858 to 1881 and the brave drivers who faced bandits and outlaws along the arduous 2,800-mile trail. In a third adventure, Firehair becomes trapped in a cave with Pete, a companion, where they must evade capture by enemies pursuing them through treacherous terrain and ultimately make their escape.

Contains 4 stories

Wolves of the Overland Trail

10 pp

Firehair [Lynn Cabot]Little AxBlue Dog (scout)VILLAINS: TexJeb

When winter forces Firehair's Dakota tribe southward into unfamiliar badlands, she and her companions encounter Blue Dog, a wagon train scout who claims his people were attacked by warriors he believes to be Dakota—but Firehair suspects treachery. As she investigates to clear her tribe's name, a sinister plot unfolds: ruthless outlaws have been masquerading as a Pueblo sun god to manipulate local warriors into raiding for gold, and Firehair must expose the deception before more innocent lives are lost.

Untitled story

4 pp

Tex GraingerCalico (horse)Jackie (his female partner)Miss BradleyVILLAINS: Rose Gang

William F. 'Buffalo Bill' Cody

1 pp · Non-Fiction, Biography, Western-Frontier

When Chief Tehama sends Firehair to investigate her tribe member Yellow Knife's arrest for murder, she uncovers a frame-up orchestrated by the ruthless Sundance gang—and discovers their hideout is planning a daring train robbery. Racing against time, Firehair must gather the tribe's warriors and reach the target before the outlaws strike, all while staying one step ahead of the killers who've already tried to silence her.

Untitled Western-Frontier story

10 pp · Western-Frontier

Firehair [Lynn Cabot]