Cheyenne Kid #39
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two main stories. "Custer's Report" follows the Cheyenne Kid as he becomes entangled in a conflict between a peaceful man named Red Wolf and a group of Indians from the north, with the story exploring themes of tribal conflict and violence. "The Peaceful Man" depicts a confrontation at a fort where a captain and soldiers discuss the Sioux threat, with Colonel Custer receiving warnings about the tribe's dangers and considering military action against them.
The Cheyenne Kid arrives in a remote valley to protect Elder Greaves, a peaceful missionary whose nonviolent principles are tested when hostile forces threaten him. As tensions rise and violence looms, the Cheyenne Kid must defend the elder without resorting to his usual tactics, proving that courage and wisdom can stand against fear and aggression.
Two Moons, a peaceful Native American farmer, seeks seed to save his struggling tribe’s crops, only to be denied by a storekeeper under orders from the hostile rancher Joe Rivers. When Rivers and his men burn Two Moons’s home and fields, the townspeople, stirred by the Cheyenne Kid’s call to justice, stand together to defend the truth—and confront the deep secret linking Rivers to Two Moons through their shared mother.
The Cheyenne Kid rides to the Sioux camp to deliver a peace message, only to be ambushed by a rider with a horse bearing a distinctive quarter crack in its left hind hoof. After reporting the attack and learning that a settler family has been attacked, he traces the same hoofprint to Captain Forbes, uncovering a conspiracy that threatens to shatter the fragile peace.
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Reprinted in Les Héros de l'aventure #60 (1969)
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