Four Color #816

Jul 1957 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "Apology for Warpaint," Keena, adopted son of Brave Eagle, sets out on a journey of conscience after learning his father left a young warrior at the fort for joining renegades. Determined to make amends, Keena returns to his original tribe, the Lotas, only to find white gun traders waiting for the council’s decision on whether to trade their gold for rifles. Dan Spiegle’s expressive artwork brings this poignant moment in the series to life, capturing the tension between tradition and the encroaching modern world.

Contains 5 stories

Apology for Warpaint

1 pp · Non-Fiction, Western-Frontier

Lt. John C. Fremont

Search for the Sun

20 pp · Western-Frontier

Brave EagleSmokeyKeenaMorning Star, White Cloud (horse)

In "Search for the Sun," Keena, Brave Eagle's adopted son, sets out on a journey to reconnect with his roots after questioning his father's decision to leave a renegade youth at the fort. Traveling back to the Lotas, he discovers the tribe's gold is now a target, as white gun traders await the council's choice on whether to trade for weapons.

The Iron Trail

12 pp · Western-Frontier

Brave EagleSmokeyKeenaWhite Cloud (horse)

In "The Iron Trail," the crew boss of a railroad crew working through Cheyenne territory orchestrates a dangerous plan to steal the payroll and frame the local tribe, setting tension on the frontier high. With the rails stretching into unknown territory and trust fraying, the real threat may not be from the land itself—but from the man leading the charge.

Choosing of the Chief

1 pp · Non-Fiction, Western-Frontier

Pride of the Bow

1 pp · Non-Fiction, Western-Frontier