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Red Arrow #1

May 1951 · P.L. Publishing · 0.10 CAD
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Red Arrow #1 is an anthology featuring multiple stories centered on Native American themes and characters. The main story follows Red Arrow, a young Indian hero who encounters enemies firing at a brave and must attempt a dangerous long-distance arrow shot to help from a cliff. The issue also includes text stories such as "Napi and the Arrows," which recounts how a medicine man teaches Napi to use trees as arrows, and "Nawando's Last Vision," about a Navajo medicine man and prophet who embarks on a spiritual journey in 1876 seeking solitude on a mountain to receive a great vision.

Contains 4 stories
Double-Cross Massacre
7 pp · Western-Frontier

Red Arrow and Running Deer answer an urgent smoke signal from Chief Swift Hawk, whose daughter Laughing Water has been kidnapped in a mysterious raid—but discovering a treacherous plot within the camp itself, Red Arrow must outmaneuver a cunning enemy to prevent an all-out war that could destroy the peaceful tribes. With wit and his legendary marksmanship, Red Arrow works to unite the fractured nations and retrieve what was stolen before the conflict spirals beyond control.

Savage Revenge
9 pp · Western-Frontier

Red Arrow and his young partner Running Deer witness a wounded Cheyenne brave being hunted down, only to learn of a sinister plot by the white trader Johnson to destroy Chief Strong Eagle's entire tribe for railroad land rights. As Johnson attempts to carry out his treacherous scheme, Red Arrow must race against time to expose the conspiracy and prevent a catastrophic clash between the Cheyenne and an encamped cavalry regiment. This 1951 frontier tale pits the fearless Indian hero against greed and betrayal in a desperate fight to save his people from annihilation.

Hunger Warpath
8 pp · Western-Frontier

Judson Clay runs a fair trading post in the Dakota territory, but his mild manner masks his legendary past as a fearless scout—a secret that becomes crucial when a mysterious agitator stokes the nearby Arapahoe and Creek nations with accusations that Clay means to steal their land. As supplies dwindle and tensions ignite, Clay must navigate between preventing outright war and uncovering who's really behind the conspiracy to destroy him and everything he's built.

Nawando's Last Vision
6 pp · Western-Frontier

Nawando, the greatest medicine man and seer of the Navajo people, climbs a sacred mountain in 1876 to seek a powerful vision, accompanied by his loyal animal companions—a prairie dog, coyote, and red fox. Within his vision, he learns of a young man named White Bull in desperate peril across the desert, and Nawando must race against time and the wilderness itself to reach him before it's too late. Guided by supernatural sight and aided by his steadfast friends, the medicine man descends the mountain to attempt a rescue that may defy all odds.

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CGC 9.0 · 1 in census $671
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CGC 8.0 · 1 in census $368*
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CGC 5.5 · 1 in census $82*
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artist, inker Louis Schroeder
cover pencils, inks Louis Schroeder

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