Redskin #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Quanah Parker: White Chief of the Comanches A cavalry unit pursues a Comanche war party through challenging terrain, with soldiers losing their horses in the initial attack and becoming pinned down in Thunder Valley. One soldier attempts to break through a mountain pass to escape, while Chief Bear Fang and his warriors track Killer, a renegade white man hiding in rock caves near Mesa. Using tactical maneuvers—including a plan to throw burning torches into the cave—the Comanches work to drive out the enemy and protect their territory from the white intruder.
When Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show tours Europe, Redskin discovers a plot to assassinate King Boris II of Moldavia—but his attempt to warn the palace lands him in the clutches of the real conspirator. Trapped and separated from the king, Redskin must use his wits, his magic bow, and a dose of Cheyenne cunning to escape and reach the arena before an assassin's bullet finds its mark. Doug Wildey brings this international adventure to life with dynamic pencils and inks, delivering a tale of quick thinking and true aim that echoes across the centuries.
When Lieutenant Jack McKane's stagecoach comes under attack by Comanche raiders in Thunder Valley, his quick thinking and horsemanship get the passengers through to Fort Crannock—earning him admiration and the enmity of Captain Rumford, who commands the fort while McKane's father recovers from wounds. Rumford, jealous of McKane's growing closeness to the colonel's daughter, sends him on a dangerous mission to negotiate with Chief Longfeather, unaware that the half-breed Pak-We has orchestrated a web of treachery designed to eliminate McKane, discredit Rumford, and leave the fort vulnerable to attack. Trapped and bound by tightening rawhide in the brutal Arizona sun, McKane must escape before Pak-We's plan comes to murderous fruition.
When a Cheyenne war party threatens the Arapaho camp while the braves are away hunting, young Little Bow discovers he's the only one who can protect his tribe—and he'll need to rely on quick thinking and daring courage to keep the enemy at bay. With Doug Wildey's pencils and inks, this 1952 western tale puts a boy on the line between his people and the scalping knives of their rivals.
Dry Gulch Charley McNab, a brutal outlaw who leaves a trail of murder across the Southwest, kills two members of Chief Bear Fang's tribe in a raid on the assay office in Rawhide. When the local sheriff proves unable to capture the killer, Chief Bear Fang and his Mescalero warriors take matters into their own hands, pursuing Charley across the desert with cunning tactics and ancient knowledge. The chase becomes a battle of wits as the chief orchestrates an elaborate plan to bring the vicious killer to justice.
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Reprinted in Buffalo Bill #1 (1950), Redskin #1
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