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Lone Eagle #1 (1954)

Farrell · 1954 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Savage Claws
7 pp · western-frontier

In a tale of honor and redemption, a young warrior named Atsani, once known for his violent impulses, forms an unlikely bond with Sootah, the village madman, after refusing to kill cubs. When a deadly confrontation with his rival Two Drums escalates into a life-or-death struggle, Atsani must rely on courage and the bond he shares with Sootah to survive, ultimately earning his new name—Lone Eagle—through mercy and strength.

Blazing Guns
5 pp · western-frontier

In the dusty frontier town of Blazing Guns, constable Jerry Barton—quiet, slow-tongued, and feared for his quick fists and quicker gun—walks a thin line between order and violence. When a federal marshal arrives to enforce the law, their clash of wills ignites a deadly confrontation that leaves one man dead and the town’s uneasy peace shattered.

Shoot the Man Down
4 pp · western-frontier

Swift Rider arrives just as a group of hostile Indians prepare to hang a white man, only to discover the prisoner, Clem Hawkins, is a fugitive with a dark secret. As the tension mounts, Swift Rider must decide whether to turn the man over to the vengeful tribe or hear his story, uncovering a shocking truth tied to a murdered Indian girl.

Warriors' Revenge
6 pp · western-frontier

Lone Eagle, a warrior who once spared a young white boy during a brutal battle, is visited by the boy—now grown into Captain Pankin, a former Union bugler whose lost silver bugle holds deep personal significance. As the two men reconnect, Pankin seeks to reclaim the bugle, a symbol of both war and reconciliation, and Lone Eagle must decide whether to return it or keep it as a sacred reminder of his people’s past.

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