Redskin #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue features the story "Buffalo Bill and the Goldmine Massacre," depicting a fall 1867 attack on a gold camp in the Black Hills where prospectors are slaughtered by Native Americans; a newspaper editor subsequently calls for military action to drive indigenous peoples from the territory. The issue also includes two legendary tales: "The Rescue of Howling Wind," about a young Saranac brave who rescues his imprisoned lover from execution with aid from her tribe, and "The Indian Plume," explaining how a maiden's sacrifice transforms into a sacred flower. A third story, "Grey Wolf," depicts a Kiowa medicine man's vendetta against a wolf that defeats him in competition during tribal games.
When miners at the Million Dollar Gold Mine fall victim to devastating raids, Buffalo Bill is sent to investigate what appears to be a Arapahoe uprising—only to discover the massacres are part of a sinister scheme orchestrated by those with far different motives. Caught between false accusations against a peaceful tribe and ruthless conspirators determined to silence him, Buffalo Bill must expose the truth before another mining camp is destroyed. Doug Wildey illustrates this tale of frontier deception and double-cross from Redskin #11.
In 1780, as Spanish forces push northward into the lands of the Comanche, Chief Cuerno Verde vows to stop their conquest—but when a brutal raid kills his daughter, he summons the war chiefs of twelve tribes to make a stand. Outnumbered and facing a massive Spanish offensive moving into Colorado, Cuerno Verde devises an ingenious trap in the Valley of the Big Rocks that will test both his strategy and his warriors' resolve. This is the story of how one chief's defiance altered the course of the American Southwest.
Twisted by envy and dark magic, the medicine man Broken Spear schemes to destroy Grey Wolf and steal White Dove for himself by poisoning the forest champion with a potion that twists his dreams into nightmarish visions. As Grey Wolf battles the effects of the sinister brew, Broken Spear moves to transform the nightmare into brutal reality—but Grey Wolf's loyal companion Lobo senses the danger and sets out to uncover the truth before it's too late. In "Dreamer of Death!" by Walter Palais, a tale of jealousy and sorcery tests the bonds of friendship and courage on the Great Plains.
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