Redskin #4

When a mysterious plague devastates the Pawnee tribe, they're convinced that kidnapping Al-Ni-Ta, daughter of the Cheyenne chief, will appease their gods—but the scheme masks a far more sinister plot orchestrated by a cunning white settler. Redskin must act swiftly with his magic bow and silver-tipped arrows to stop a tribal war before it tears the land apart and expose the real architect of the evil.

From his fierce victory over a buffalo calf as a boy to his years defending his people against relentless assault, Sitting Bull earns his fearsome name and reputation as a natural-born leader and warrior of the Sioux. This tale follows the legendary chief through triumph and betrayal—from the buffalo hunts and tribal battles of his youth, through his time in Canada seeking refuge, his years with Colonel Cody's Wild West show, and finally his return to the Standing Rock Reservation—tracing the arc of a magnificent fighting spirit whose defiance of the white man never wavers, even as the odds grow impossible. A powerful portrait of courage, honor, and the tragic fate of a leader whose people called him "The Red Devil of the Black Hills."

When gold hunger drives a ruthless gang to murder an innocent storekeeper in the abandoned mining town of Oreload, Redskin's blood brother Frank Forrest takes the fall—but the Cheyenne Champion won't let injustice stand. Armed with his magic bow and silver-tipped arrows, Redskin must outwit the killers and expose their crime before Frank swings, even if it means returning from the dead to do it.

Geronimo breaks free from Fort Smith and launches a vengeful campaign across the territory, but the cunning Apache reckons without Flaming Arrow—a white man raised among the Cheyennes—who must track the warlord across treacherous terrain and defeat his bloody schemes. Flaming Arrow's wits prove as sharp as his aim when he outsmarts both the headstrong Colonel's blunders and Geronimo's savage cunning, though the final confrontation demands every ounce of his skill and courage.