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Redskin #2

Dec 1950 · Youthful · 0.10 USD
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This anthology issue contains stories titled "Flaming Arrows of Justice," "Apache Dance of Death," and "The Danger of Death." In "The Wrath of the Red Avenger," a brave Cheyenne warrior named Dull Knife vows to track down and punish a renegade named Joll Knife who breaks treaties and incites war among Indian tribes. In "The Danger of Death," Redskin must recover his magic bow and silver-tipped arrows after tribal lands are fraudulently sold to white settlers by a crooked land agent, and he rides to confront those responsible for the injustice. A third story involves a colonel, Fort Ryan, and complications arising from a soldier disguised as an Indian who was killed during a raid, with Colonel Baim questioning the trustworthiness of those involved.

Contains 4 stories
Arrows of Justice
8 pp · Western-Frontier

When Frank Forrest is accused of robbing a stagecoach and murdering its guard—framed by a knife bearing his initials—his devoted Cheyenne brother Redskin retrieves the mystical Magic Bow and races to save him from a lynch mob. With the rope already around Frank's neck, Redskin must use his uncanny archery to scatter the angry crowd and spirit his brother to safety, then track down the real culprits before justice miscarries completely.

The Wrath of the Red Avenger
7 pp · Western-Frontier

Brave Wolf, a courageous Cheyenne sworn to uphold peace treaties, finds himself falsely accused of murder when a renegade named Dull Knife frames him to cover his own brutal crimes. Escaping imprisonment with a mysterious war mask, Brave Wolf becomes the Red Avenger to stop Dull Knife's warpath before the renegade destroys everything—and everyone—he holds dear.

The Dance of Death
7 pp · Western-Frontier

When crooked land agent Enos Cobb swindles white settlers into occupying Cheyenne tribal grounds, the tribe's warriors don war paint and prepare for devastating retaliation—but Redskin, defender of justice and wielder of the magic bow, must find a way to stop the bloodshed before innocents on both sides are caught in the violence. Bound and left behind by his own people, Redskin must break free, reclaim his mystical weapon, and race against time to expose the real culprit and prevent the massacre that would doom the Cheyenne.

Flaming Arrows of Vengeance
7 pp · Western-Frontier

When the ruthless trader Eben Baim hires white men disguised as Indians to terrorize settlers into selling their land, it falls to Tonagwah—the Arapaho-raised scout known as "the Flaming Arrow"—to uncover the scheme and protect an innocent family. But Baim's deception runs deeper than anyone realizes, and when Tonagwah is ambushed transporting a secret weapon to Fort Wills, he must use all his wits and his specially coated flaming arrows to survive Black Crow's brutal attack and turn the tables on his enemies.

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CGC 2.0 · 1 in census $251*
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Full credits

artist, inker John Sink
cover pencils, inks Walter Johnson

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Reprinted in Redskin #2 (1951)

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