Redskin #7

When Redskin and his half-brother Frank attend the Indian Exhibit at the 1892 Chicago Fair, they're suddenly accused of murdering a guard and stealing the priceless Medoff Diamond—a crime they didn't commit. Forced to go on the run, Redskin must track down the real killer using nothing but his wits and the clues left behind at the scene. With his magic bow and silver-tipped arrows of justice, he pursues the culprit through the fair's wild amusement rides to expose the truth and clear his name.

In the high mountains of the 1860s, Red Shirt, a Ute war chief, and his small band of hunters stumble upon a mystery—slave raiders claiming to be Utes, though Red Shirt knows all his people were at a tribal council. With cunning and a medieval trick involving hidden spears, Red Shirt sets a trap for these impostors in a mountain pass, hoping to uncover who truly threatens his people before a crucial treaty meeting with the Army. The outcome of this discovery could alter the fate of his tribe and their future peace.

A cunning white man supplies a magicked charm to the Arapaho warrior Cunning Fox, making arrows bounce harmlessly off him—and suddenly even Flaming Arrow's legendary shafts fail to penetrate. With the Cheyenne caught between a breakaway peace treaty and a terror trick that turns his greatest weapon useless, Flaming Arrow must uncover the truth behind the trick before blood runs red across the territory in "The Devils of Doom!"

When an armored phantom claiming to be a centuries-old Spanish nobleman—Don Jose Nunez—emerges from the dust to terrorize Rock City with demands for tribute, Redskin must retrieve his magic bow and silver-tipped arrows to face the seemingly invincible Iron Horseman. With his white half-brother Frank Forrest and loyal Cheyenne braves outmatched by bullet-proof armor and an ancient lance, only Redskin's courage and mystical weaponry stand between the town and conquest. Doug Wildey illustrates this frontier showdown where nothing is quite what it seems.