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Cover: Sam Savitt
Indian Chief #10
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"Arrows of Fire" in Indian Chief #10 (1953) captures a haunting moment from the American West, rendered in striking detail by Frederick Remington, who handled pencils, inks, and colors. The story unfolds through a reproduction of his painting "The Dead Men," where trappers in buckskin stumble upon chilling signs of past peril. Sam Savitt’s cover art complements the mood with a dramatic, evocative scene that sets the tone for the mystery ahead.
artist, inker Jon Small · cover Sam Savitt
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artist, inker Jon Small
cover pencils, inks Sam Savitt
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Pawnee Indians attack the Kiowa with flaming arrows.
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