Cover: Joe Kubert

Tomahawk #132

Jan 1971 · DC · 0.15 USD

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In "Small Eagle... Brother Hawk!", Tomahawk faces a new kind of challenge when Stovepipe and Big Anvil arrive with a gift from George Washington, only to find his younger brother in danger from a racist outlaw preying on his family. Robert Kanigher's story, illustrated with gritty precision by Frank Thorne and lettered by John Costanza, captures a tense moment of loyalty and courage in the frontier West. The cover by Joe Kubert, a striking image of Tomahawk and his brother, sets the tone for a powerful, character-driven tale.

Contains 3 stories

Small Eagle... Brother Hawk!

14 pp · Western-Frontier

HawkSmall EagleHard RockTomahawkBig AnvilStovepipe JohnsonMoon Fawn

When Stovepipe Johnson and Big Anvil arrive at Tomahawk’s frontier homestead with a rare gift from George Washington, they find the peace shattered by a racist outlaw targeting Hawk’s younger brother. With Tomahawk away, it’s up to Hawk, Small Eagle, and the others to defend the family, testing bonds of loyalty and courage in the face of hatred.

George Washington

1 pp · Non-Fiction, History

George Washington

Brothers

6 pp · Western-Frontier

FirehairRico

In the rugged frontier of the Old West, a young man named Rico finds himself in danger when a grizzly bear attacks him—only to be saved by the mysterious Firehair. Drawn together by the ordeal, Rico brings Firehair home, hoping to forge a bond. But as their friendship deepens, Rico struggles to show his loyalty openly, caught between his growing affection and the judgment of his old companions.