Tomahawk #101

The cover of Tomahawk and His Rip-Roaring Rangers #101 pulls no punches — literally — as a fierce, red-clad warrior bearing a skull-and-crossbones armband grapples with a blond frontiersman in buckskin atop what appears to be a wagon or cannon, both figures locked in a fierce struggle against an open sky. The bottom corner teases a glimpse of the "red-white-and-blue heroine" Miss Liberty, promising even more action inside this 1965 DC adventure billed as a "slam-bang battle shocker." Bob Brown's cover work captures the raw physicality of the Revolutionary-era frontier with real energy and grit.