Indians #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Whale Chief," star of the Huron tribe and warrior maiden Starlight finds herself captured by the Seneca after her people are betrayed, but her quick thinking and courage spark a daring escape. Written by Ann Adams and illustrated by Ralph Mayo, this 1951 tale of survival and stealth unfolds with quiet intensity, grounded in the tensions between tribes and the weight of leadership. The cover by Ralph Mayo captures the drama of the moment, a 10-cent comic that still carries the grit of its era.
In "null," Long Bow returns from the dead to unravel a web of deceit spun by Twisted Tooth, who falsely claims he was killed by the Wagon Train’s men. As the Crow plot to ambush the Wagon Train and frame the Blackfoot unfolds, Long Bow must expose the truth before bloodshed spreads. Written by Capt. Stuart Kerrigan, this tense 1951 adventure blends betrayal, survival, and justice on the frontier.
Newly crowned Chief Brave Wolf prepares to lead his Nootka tribe on their first whale hunt, but rival Okanagan raiders seize him and steal their great dugout canoe. Stranded and determined to reclaim his honor, Brave Wolf takes a desperate gamble—harpooning a massive gray whale to create chaos and escape his captors.
In "Captive of the Senecas," Starlight and fellow Huron maidens are taken by Seneca raiders during a vulnerable food hunt, leaving them at the mercy of Chief Osohada. As Grey Squirrel plans a daring rescue, he sends a secret signal to Starlight, who must use her wits to free her people and turn the tide in a clash that will echo beyond the village walls.
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Reprinted in Indians #[nn] (1951), Indians #8 (1951), Long Bow #19 (1962)
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