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Indians #9

Dec 1951 · Fiction House · 0.10 USD
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This anthology issue contains at least two stories: "Long Bow and Manzar the White Indian," in which unified tribes gather at ancient caves while Long Bow and the mysterious Manzar work to prevent conflict, culminating in a battle where Manzar celebrates victory with the "Blackfoot Battle-Chant"; and "Orphan of the Storm" by Emila Jayne, featuring a young orphan named Blue Feather who is tested by his tribe, learning to ride wild horses and treat injuries, while later confronting an enemy and using a battle-chant to call a buffalo stampede that defeats his foe and aids his friend.

Contains 4 stories
Untitled Western-Frontier story
10 pp · Western-Frontier
Manzar
How Two Squaws Saved Their Tribe
4 pp · Western-Frontier

When Haida raiders attack the Tlingit village seeking slaves, two captive women—Snowbird and Raven—gain Chief Shakana's trust by promising to lead him to their tribe's hidden caves, only to guide his war canoe toward something far different. Their courage becomes legend among their people, immortalized in totem and story for generations to come.

Untitled Western-Frontier story
5 pp · Western-Frontier
Orphan of the Storm
Untitled Western-Frontier story
7 pp · Western-Frontier

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cover pencils, inks Maurice Whitman

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Reprinted in Indians #9 (1952), Best of the West #7 (1953), Best of the West #8 (1958)

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