Indian Chief #19 (1955)

White Eagle leads his warriors in battle against the Sioux, successfully turning back a rival tribe's attack and sending them fleeing to their own camp. However, a scheming warrior named Red Wing plots to ambush the Navajo Chief by using a trick involving a cave painting to deceive White Eagle's son, claiming the sand painting in a cave holds the secret to their plan. Red Wing attempts to manipulate the young warrior into betraying information about his father's location, but the son refuses to be tricked, and Red Wing's treachery is ultimately exposed as White Eagle's life remains in danger from the ongoing conflict.