Kid Slade #10

Jan 1962 · Horwitz · 1'- [0-1-0 AUP]

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In "The Bullet-Proof Man!", Maurice Bramley delivers a striking, two-page visual journey through Native American history and culture, capturing the dignity of great leaders, the wisdom of the medicine man, the tension of horse thievery, and the quiet strength of the Indian as family man—all rendered with his distinctive artistry. The story, presented in a single, immersive sequence, offers a rare, respectful glimpse into a rich cultural legacy, illustrated with precision and care by Bramley, who handled pencils, inks, and lettering.

Contains 5 stories

Untitled Western-Frontier story

5 pp · Western-Frontier

Untitled Western-Frontier story

5 pp · Western-Frontier

The Bullet-Proof Man!

5 pp · Western-Frontier

Trapped by the Bounty Hunter

7 pp · Western-Frontier

The Red Indian

2 pp · Non-Fiction, Historical, Western-Frontier

In "The Red Indian," a concise two-page feature from Kid Slade #10 (1962), the storied legacy of Native American life on the frontier unfolds with respect and clarity. Centered on figures like great leaders and the spiritual role of the medicine man, the piece paints a vivid picture of a people shaped by tradition, resilience, and the deep bonds of family—revealing both the challenges of horse thievery and the enduring strength of their culture.