Indian Fighter #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis is an anthology issue containing multiple stories. "Little Bow Wins His Warrior Feather" tells of a young Arapaho boy who earns the right to join the tribe's hunt through a daring deed. "Geronimo: Redskin Vengeance" recounts the feared Apache leader's twelve-year campaign of terror across the Southwest during wartime, until U.S. cavalry scout Tom Horn finally brings an end to his threat. In the concluding story, an evil medicine man named Men-at-Tonka uses the death of a warrior killed by the creature Tog-Kar to stir up Apache violence, but Magic Arrow intervenes to stop the cycle of killings and expose the manipulation behind the conflict.
When a Cheyenne war party threatens the Arapaho camp while all the braves are away hunting, it falls to Little Bow—a boy still too young to wear the warrior's feather—to stand alone against the raiders. Using quick thinking and daring moves, Little Bow must find a way to protect Silver Moon, Chief Red Cloud, and the rest of his tribe from the scalping knives of the enemy. Watch as a young warrior proves his courage when his people need him most.
When Tom Horn discovers scalped prospectors and gold dust near Fort Apache, he realizes Geronimo has broken out of the hills and is arming himself for bloody vengeance against the settlers. But when the wily Apache leader's ally kidnaps Lieutenant Gatewood's sister as a hostage, Tom must use his wits, his knowledge of Apache fears, and a clever weapon to infiltrate their canyon stronghold and turn the tide of battle.
Terror grips the Seneca tribe as warriors fall one by one to the supernatural claws of Tog-kar, the Bear-God—until Magic Arrow challenges the evil medicine man Men-at-Tonka's claim of divine power and demands proof before the chief will be deposed. When Men-at-Tonka sets a deadly trap to eliminate Magic Arrow and silence his defiance, our hero must uncover the truth behind the so-called god's wrath and expose the conspiracy threatening his people.
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Reprinted in Indian Fighter #4 (1950), Indian Fighter Bumper Comic #[2] (1951), Indian Fighter #[nn] (1951), Surprising Adventures #12 (1951), Redskin Comic #9 (1954)
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