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Straight Arrow #9 (1951)

Magazine Enterprises · 1951 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
The Claim Jumpers
7 pp · western-frontier

In "The Claim Jumpers," Steve and Packy stumble upon a wounded gold miner abandoned on a remote mountain peak, his claim seized by four ruthless outlaws who now control the only access—via treacherous rope ladders. With the terrain as unforgiving as the bandits themselves, the two must navigate the perilous heights before the miners’ fortune is lost to greed.

The Fight with a Grizzly
1 pp · western-frontier

In the early West, mountain man Hugh Glass survives a brutal encounter with a massive grizzly bear that leaves him nearly dead—his companions believe him gone until he crawls toward Fort Kiowa with nothing but a razor and sheer determination. This harrowing tale captures one of the most extraordinary tests of human endurance from the frontier days.

The Trial of Flying Cloud!
8 pp · western-frontier

In "The Trial of Flying Cloud!", Choctaw Charlie and his band lie in wait for a wagon caravan, but only Flying Cloud can ride ahead to warn them—though a prairie fire blocks his path.

The Magic Plant
7 pp · western-frontier

When White Bull falls gravely ill, young Red Hawk volunteers to venture into dangerous Cherokee territory to retrieve the sacred herbs that only Tall Wolf, the medicine man, knows can save him—but the jealous White Dog has his own deadly plans to stop Red Hawk and discredit Tall Wolf. Hunted through unfamiliar forests, Red Hawk must outwit both a vengeful rival and Cherokee warriors who've been turned against him, all while racing to find the magic plant before it's too late.

Apache Terror!
8 pp · western-frontier
Straight Arrow [Steve Brand]Packy

When greedy prospectors discover a fortune in copper ore beneath a Pueblo village, they hatch a sinister plan: bribe the neighboring Apaches to drive the peaceful inhabitants from their ancestral home. Straight Arrow and his friend Packy must help Chief Swift Hawk and the Pueblos defend their adobe fortress against the Apache siege—first with clever defensive tactics, then with even more daring strategy when the enemy outwits them. It's a battle of wits and courage as Straight Arrow works to expose the true architects of the conflict and protect a people who refuse to abandon their land.

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