Rangers Comics #49
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Tomahawk Traitors of Plunder Canyon," Dr. Drew ventures into the treacherous heart of Plunder Canyon to rescue the missing explorer Leander Miles, only to find him holding the actress Jennie Paris captive—using a sinister African "kaffir" witch doll that channels black magic reminiscent of voodoo. With art by Jerry Grandenetti and Will Eisner, and lettering by Abe Kanegson, this 1949 thriller blends mystery and the supernatural in a tale that’s as gripping as it is eerie. The cover, by Bob Lubbers, captures the tension in bold, dramatic lines.
In "The Witch's Doll," Dr. Drew follows a trail of terror to uncover the fate of missing explorer Leander Miles, who's been using an eerie African "kaffir" witch doll to torment actress Jennie Paris—its dark magic binding her to his twisted will. The story unfolds with a creeping dread, as the line between madness and supernatural force blurs in a suspenseful hunt through shadowed secrets.
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Reprinted in Ghost Comics #11 (1954), The Mammoth Book of Best Horror Comics #[nn] (2008), Firehair #2 (2025), Indians #22, Rangers Comics #4
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