Indians #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology featuring three stories of Native American history and adventure. "Manzar in The Ghost-Fox Fights with Fire" depicts a warrior's conflict with a mysterious adversary. "Long Bow Blackfoot Boy" and "Starlight of the Hurons" are also included, with the latter appearing to tell of a young brave's trials. The issue includes a narrative about Satana, the White Bear, a Kiowa leader active from 1867 to 1874 who terrorized the Southwest until his capture by Colonel Custer and eventual imprisonment.
Chief Satana, known as the White Bear of the Kiowas, reflects on how his people's world changed when the white man's railroads arrived, scattering the buffalo herds and threatening the tribe's way of life. For seven years, Satana led his warriors in raids across the Southwest, becoming a name of terror—until he was captured and surrendered to Colonel Custer. Imprisoned far from the prairie he loved, Satana's story is one of a proud leader watching his people's freedom slip away.
A Huron maiden named Starlight dreams of becoming a warrior, not a gatherer, but her village expects her to act like a proper woman—until a cascade of trouble forces her and her young companion into the wilderness to fend for themselves. With hunters on their trail and dangers lurking in the forest, Starlight's warrior spirit may finally get the test she's been longing for, though the stakes are far higher than she imagined.
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Reprinted in Indians #1 (1951), Rangers Comics #5 (1951), Best of the West #12 (1954)
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