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Pawnee Bill #1 (1951)

Story Comics · 1951 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Massacre at Deep River
8 pp · western-frontier

Pawnee Bill, a fearless white scout fluent in Indian tongues, rises from a youth defending himself in the Bloomington woods to become blood brother to the Pawnee nation and ultimately chief of their cavalry scouts. When a Cheyenne war party massacres a regiment at Deep River and takes Captain Debbs hostage, Pawnee devises a daring plan to infiltrate the enemy camp in disguise and extract the officer—but escape means navigating between hostile tribes bent on his destruction. With the army's help, Pawnee executes a cunning scheme that turns Sioux and Cheyenne against each other, testing whether his wits and courage can outmatch the warriors closing in on him and the captain.

The Trouble at Coyote Canyon
7 pp · western-frontier

When Wyatt Earp arrives in Coyote Canyon to take the marshal's job, he finds a town plagued by gunmen and desperate outlaws—six previous marshals have already fallen to the same ruthless violence. Earp moves swiftly to restore order, disarming troublemakers and uncovering a sinister scheme involving counterfeit bills and a banker who's been orchestrating the chaos to drive honest townspeople out and seize their land. As the true culprits are exposed, the marshal must stand against overwhelming odds to reclaim Coyote Canyon from the criminals who've made it their hunting ground.

Murderous Apaches!
7 pp · western-frontier

When a trader's wagon falls under Apache attack in the territory, a cavalry patrol rushes to help—only to discover the whole thing was an elaborate trap orchestrated by the treacherous Blackie Creel and the Apache leader Little Dog to lure soldiers to their slaughter. Pawnee Bill, the famed chief of the Pawnee Scouts, must track down the conspirators into the heart of Apache territory, outwit his captors, and turn the tables on an enemy that vastly outnumbers him. With cunning, quick thinking, and a little help from his scouts, Pawnee fights to stop the raids and bring the murderous Apaches to justice.

The Holdups at the Devils Elbow
7 pp · western-frontier · pencils “Palette” (signed, an art studio) · inks “Palette” (signed, an art studio)

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