Indians #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology issue featuring multiple adventure stories set in the American frontier. "Red Fawn" by Clyde Dewey depicts a young Native American maiden who leaves her tribe to hunt deer and skins for winter survival, eventually joining a group of warriors. "Chip of the Pony Express" follows Chip Blake, a Pony Express rider operating from South Pass Station, as he confronts threats including a dangerous outlaw named Buck and a Crow war party, while attempting to protect his wages and complete his mail routes across treacherous winter terrain.
In 1860, young Chip Blake makes his first Pony Express run, guided by the harsh belief that the only good Indian is a dead one—until his compassion leads him to save an Indian from a bear. Months later, after a raid leaves another rider wounded, Chip is forced to confront the same war party that now hunts him. Trapped and injured, he loses consciousness, unaware that the man he once spared is the one who comes to his rescue—delivering him safely to his destination.
In the rugged frontier of 1950, a young boy known only as Long Bow becomes the last survivor of his family after a violent clash with the Crow. After his father Lone Bear and mother Looking Glass are killed, he flees into the wilderness and finds refuge in the cabin of Trapper Jim, who gives him a new name and a chance at survival. With only his father’s bow and the memory of his people, Long Bow must navigate a world where loyalty is tested and the past is never truly gone.
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Reprinted in Indians #1 (1950), Schwarz und Weiß - Art Edition #2 (2025)
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