Straight Arrow #34
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeStraight Arrow joins a wild west show after a rancher named Steve sells him land to help pay off a bank loan, but the arrangement troubles Straight Arrow since he cannot afford to join. Straight Arrow eventually becomes the star attraction of the traveling show, demonstrating his remarkable marksmanship and horsemanship to audiences. However, when a robber band begins operating in Sundown Valley, Straight Arrow discovers the outlaws and forces them back to a wall, halting their criminal activities. The issue also features a "Red Hawk" story depicting a Native American warrior battling a bear and defending his Cheyenne village.
When a European baron fleeing his deposed homeland arrives in the American West with grand ambitions—and deeper pockets—Straight Arrow finds himself facing a despot who's built a literal castle and won't think twice about ruling by force. With the kidnapped daughter of an Indian prince imprisoned in a tower and a madman convinced that American soil is ripe for his empire, our champion must rally the Comanche people and storm the fortress to stop a tyrant who sees democracy itself as his greatest enemy.
When a ruthless Texas gunfighter is hired to eliminate Steve Adams, and a gang of river-bound outlaws seemingly vanish into thin air after each robbery, Straight Arrow must track down the "River Robbers" while protecting his secret identity—a task made nearly impossible when a wound threatens to expose his double life. As Steve navigates a dangerous game of deduction to uncover the criminals' method and mastermind, he must risk everything to stop the gang before they strike again.
Red Hawk, the Cheyenne's celebrated hunter and notorious prankster, finds his endless jokes finally catching up with him when the tribe plots their revenge—only to have their trick backfire spectacularly. When a genuine grizzly bear gets trapped inside a ceremonial mask meant to fool the trickster, the village faces a terror they never bargained for, and Red Hawk must prove himself the warrior his people always knew he was. It's a rousing frontier tale where one joke too many leads to a battle that might just earn back the respect a practical joker never realized he'd lost.
When drought threatens the Broken Bow Ranch and Steve Adams loses his secret mountain to a newcomer named Ella Peters, Straight Arrow must abandon his home to join a traveling Wild West show as its star attraction—earning the money his ranch desperately needs. But when a band of robbers begins using the show as a hideout for raids across the territory, Straight Arrow abandons his contract to pursue them, unaware that the show's ruthless owner has set a deadly trap to silence the one man who can stop him.
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Reprinted in Straight Arrow Giant Edition #17 (1960), Tomahawk #10/1969 (1969), Tomahawk #5/1969 (1969)
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