Indian Fighter #11

Wild Bill Hickok rises from a rifle-wielding farm boy in Vermont to become the West's most fearless lawman, forced to master the six-shooter in a frontier where survival means outdrawn or buried. From his early years fending off outlaws and raiders on the Kansas frontier to his service as a scout and marshal pursuing both white renegades and hostile tribes, Hickok's legendary marksmanship and unwavering code of justice earn him a place as America's greatest gun-fighter. This 1952 biography follows his transformation from a peace-loving youth into the gun-slinging defender of order that the Wild West needed.

When eerie "demons" terrorize settlers and warriors alike during King Philip's War, the noble Seneca chief Magic Arrow must uncover the truth behind these supernatural raiders—and discover whether his legendary arrows can pierce a mystery rooted in very human treachery. As magic gives way to cunning and arrows find their true targets, Magic Arrow works to broker peace between warring peoples before the bloodshed consumes them all.

When a dangerous winged adversary emerges from the skies, Little Eagle must face his most ferocious battle yet—even as Chief Broken Lance and his Sioux warriors circle below, waiting to strike at the young Blackfoot guardian. Tasked with protecting a wagon train from ambush while his own wings hang in the balance, Little Eagle discovers that Broken Lance has prepared a deadly trap that tests not just his courage, but his ingenuity.