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Cover: Maurice Whitman

Firehair #9

Oct 1951 · Fiction House · 0.10 USD
“Riders of the Red Wind”

In "Riders of the Red Wind," a brother's reputation hangs in the balance when he’s branded a coward after failing to cross a treacherous gorge—only to later prove his courage by making the same leap, discovering his missing brother, Painted Lance, alive on a ledge surrounded by vultures. Bob Webb’s art, with inks by David Heames, brings the rugged frontier to life, while Maurice Whitman’s cover captures the tension of the moment in bold, dramatic strokes.

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artist Bob Webb · inker David Heames · cover Maurice Whitman

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artist Bob Webb
cover pencils, inks Maurice Whitman

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Painted Lance disappears into the gorge when trying to leap across, and his brother gets unfit in trapping buffalos. He is branded a coward, but will prove his courage by leaping the gorge, where he finds Painted Lance alive on a ledge, surrounded by vultures.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).