Indians #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features three stories: "Manzar the White Indian," in which raiders engage in fierce combat with trappers and a Santee chief's son; "Sacajawea: Bird Woman," depicting the Shoshone woman born in 1787 who was captured by the Hidatsas and later hired as a guide for the Lewis and Clark Expedition; and "Long Bow: Blackfoot Boy," by Captain Stuart Kerrigan, following a young hunter who pursues a black otter that has placed a curse upon him, ultimately discovering the fawn is his uncle's weapon and learning about the Blackfoot law.
Pontiac, the great Ottawan chief, rises from warrior to leader as he navigates the shifting powers of the frontier—first serving the French, then facing the harsh reality of British rule when game grows scarce and supplies dwindle. When broken promises of French support kindle his resolve, Pontiac rallies his people and launches a bold campaign against Fort Detroit, only to discover that treachery and overwhelming British reinforcements threaten to crush his carefully laid plans. This is the story of a master tactician fighting for his people's survival and freedom on the frontier.
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Reprinted in Indians #17 (1952), Rangers Comics #19 (1952), Indians of the Wild West #9 (1958)
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