Cover: Bob Brown

Tomahawk #55

Mar 1958 · DC · 0.10 USD

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In "The Prisoners of the Choctaw," Tomahawk and Dan Hunter use cunning and theatrical flair to outwit British forces in 1776, hiding in the abandoned theatre of Darrow's Mill near Fort Defiance. Bob Brown’s dynamic art brings the tense, shadowy scenes to life with sharp detail and expressive storytelling.

Contains 6 stories

The Prisoners of the Choctaw

8 pp · Historical, Western-Frontier

Untitled Humor story

0.5 pp · Humor

The Great Redcoat Trap

8 pp · Historical, Western-Frontier

Colonel Wallingford BlytheLieutenant Upham

In 1776, Colonel Wallingford Blythe and Lieutenant Upham find themselves caught in a web of deception at Darrow's Mill, where the sounds of a staged performance mask a daring ruse. As the British prepare to advance, the two men use the cover of theater and chaos to turn enemy tactics against them—though the true cost of their gambit remains to be seen.

Cliff Dwellers

0.5 pp · Non-Fiction

Untitled Humor story

0.5 pp · Humor, Western-Frontier

The Frontier Sky Raiders

8 pp · Historical, Western-Frontier