Straight Arrow #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeStraight Arrow battles a group of conquistadors who have invaded Indian territory and enslaved the Comanche. After the drawbridge of their fortress is lowered by the Indians, Straight Arrow and the Comanche charge the castle, with Straight Arrow using his arrows to defeat the enemy forces. The conquistadors are forced to surrender, acknowledging that they have no right to enslave the natives, and Straight Arrow ensures the Indians will protect their land. In a subplot, renegade whites pursue the Indians into the mountains at night, leading to a final confrontation where Straight Arrow and his allies emerge victorious, forcing the intruders to retreat.
When Jud Kelton kidnaps the Colonel's daughter Myra and plants false evidence to frame the Indians, he sets off a chain reaction designed to start a war that will leave the railroad unguarded for his outlaws to plunder. Straight Arrow must uncover the conspiracy, stop the train robbery, and prevent bloodshed before the Colonel's soldiers clash with innocent tribes. A race against time pits cunning and courage against treachery in this 1951 tale of deception and heroism.
Red Hawk ventures north into the frozen lands to rescue his brother Singing Lance, who was left for dead on a sacred burial platform but mysteriously awakened—believing himself a ghost journeying to the Happy Hunting Grounds. Pursuing his dazed companion across treacherous territories and through brutal encounters with northern tribes and fearsome wildlife, Red Hawk races against time and the unforgiving Arctic wilderness to bring Singing Lance back to his senses before it's too late.
Evil prospectors deceive the local tribes by impersonating the mountain spirit Tauquitz to drive them from their sacred land and claim its gold for themselves. When Straight Arrow discovers their treachery, he challenges the spirit to combat—but finds himself caught between the conspirators and the mountain's own violent, shifting forces. As the earth itself seems to pass judgment, only the hero's courage and quick thinking stand between the tribe and permanent exile from their ancestral home.
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Reprinted in Straight Arrow #13 (1951), Best of the West #4 (1952), Crack Western #19 (1952), Red Hawk #1 (1953), Seriemagasinet #13/1954 (1954), Seriemagasinet #18/1955 (1955), Straight Arrow #4, Straight Arrow #5
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