Cover: Bob Brown

Tomahawk #100

Sep 1965 · DC · 0.12 USD

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In "The Weird Water-Tomahawk," Tomahawk’s Ranger mission takes a surreal turn when he’s transformed into liquid—leaving his comrades scrambling to protect him while uncovering the unexpected ways his new form aids their cause. Written by Ed Herron and brought to life with dynamic art by Fred Ray, this 1965 DC classic features a cover by Bob Brown that captures the story’s eerie, otherworldly tone.

Contains 3 stories

The Weird Water-Tomahawk

15.33 pp · Historical, Western-Frontier

Dan HunterTomahawk's Rangers [Brass ButtonsStovepipe JohnsonFrenchie DuvalCannonball CalhounBig AnvilWildcatLong Rifle Morgan]

In "The Weird Water-Tomahawk," Tomahawk’s body suddenly liquefies during a critical mission to stop the British from seizing a massive cannon, leaving his comrades—Brass Buttons, Stovepipe Johnson, Frenchie Duval, Cannonball Calhoun, Big Anvil, Wildcat, and Long Rifle Morgan—racing to protect him. As they grapple with his strange new form, they discover that his liquid state might be the key to outsmarting their enemies and turning the tide of the mission.

Untitled Children story

0.67 pp · Children, Western-Frontier

Little Pocahontas

The Ghost of Trigger Hill

6.67 pp · Historical, Western-Frontier

Kaintuck JonesWildcat

Kaintuck Jones and Wildcat take on a dangerous mission to secure a deserted house rumored to be haunted—a former observation post used by Hessian soldiers. As they approach the crumbling structure, their skepticism clashes with the growing unease in the air, and the truth of the ghostly tales begins to blur with the weight of war.