Long Bow#19

Long Bow #19

Mar 1962 · Atlas Publishing

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Long Bow #19 (1962) kicks off with tension on Blackfoot land as Chief Red Eagle’s scout warns of a Wagon Train encroaching. When Twisted Tooth provokes a fight and falsely claims Long Bow was killed by the settlers, the stage is set for deception and danger. As the Crow plot to ambush the Wagon Train and frame the Blackfoot, Long Bow returns to expose the lies and thwart the ambush. Written by Stuart Kerrigan, this issue delivers a tense, fast-paced tale of betrayal and redemption, with the Blackfoot war party turning the tide against the Crow.

Contains 3 stories

Untitled Adventure story

9 pp · Adventure

Enos (wagon train member)Long Bow (Blackfoot)Firehoof (Long Bow's stallion)Red Eagle (Blackfoot Chief)Twisted Tooth (Blackfoot)Baying Wolf (Blackfoot, Long Bow's uncle)Crow warriorsEagle Claw the Merciless (Crow leader)

In "null," Long Bow returns from the dead—literally and figuratively—after being falsely declared slain by his own people. When the Blackfoot chief’s scout reports a Wagon Train on sacred land, Twisted Tooth stokes the flames of war, only to be outmaneuvered by a far greater threat: the Crow, who plan to massacre the travelers and blame the Blackfoot. As Long Bow uncovers the deception and leads a daring counterstrike, the line between ally and enemy blurs in a tense race to save the Wagon Train before the Crow’s ambush unfolds.

Untitled Adventure story

6 pp · Adventure

Untitled Adventure story

10 pp · Adventure

Starlight (Huron maiden)Grey Squirrel (Huron)Osohada (Seneca Chief)a Seneca squaw

In "null," Starlight and the other Huron maidens are captured by Seneca raiders during a food hunt, leaving them vulnerable when their chief, Grey Squirrel, is lured away. With a secret signal from Grey Squirrel, Starlight orchestrates a daring escape, leading the maidens to freedom in the chaos that follows.