Western Fighters #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Apache Waterloo" depicts a cavalry colonel evacuating settlers and his family from new territory as the Apache chief Crimson Feather and his warriors drive whites from the land, forcing an urgent wagon journey to safer ground. In an untitled story, Jerry Billing accompanies Mr. Brogan on a payroll delivery to a mine, but the two are caught in a rainstorm and forced to take shelter; while waiting out the weather, they plan to reach the mine by morning and retrieve a shipment.
Young Corporal Luther Kelly volunteers to deliver crucial Army dispatches across Montana territory, but when a towering Sioux warrior corners him with tomahawk raised, the fifteen-year-old must find a way to survive a confrontation that suddenly makes all his military experience feel worthless. Written with period authenticity and frontier tension, "Tomahawk" captures the raw desperation of a boy in over his head against impossible odds.
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Reprinted in Western Fighters #1 (1949), Kid Colt Outlaw #18 (1953), Kid Colt Outlaw #15 (1953), Al Williamson Forbidden Worlds #[nn] (2009)
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