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Pawnee Bill #3 (1951)

Story Comics · 1951 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Trail of the Ambush Killers
8 pp · western-frontier

When a cavalry wagon carrying a secret Gatling gun is ambushed and stolen, the Major at Fort Payne suspects Pawnee Bill's Pawnee friends—until the great scout uncovers a more sinister truth. Pawnee Bill must track down the real culprits, a ruthless outlaw named Ash Curry and his gang, who've framed the Pawnee and are holed up in the lawless town of Salvation City with the powerful new weapon. It's a race against time and firepower as Pawnee Bill faces off against Curry's crew and a gun that outmatches anything he's ever encountered.

Revenge!
7 pp · western-frontier

White Eagle faces impossible choices when tribal law demands he fight his twin brother Fire Hawk to the death—only to be torn from the duel by ruthless outlaws who force him into a scheme to frame his own people and steal their gold-rich land. As his brother searches for him and the townspeople turn against the tribe, White Eagle must find a way to expose the renegades' deception before his tribe is driven to destruction.

War of the Sacred Buffalo
7 pp · western-frontier · pencils ? [as Strick] · inks ? [as Strick]

When Pawnee Bill's friend Little Fox is accused of betraying cavalry troopers to the Utes, the great scout must uncover the truth behind a sudden war sparked by a sacred omen—the appearance of white buffalo. Riding into Ute territory, Pawnee Bill discovers the medicine man's deception and a buried secret, but first he has to survive the very conflict he's trying to stop. With his wits and his horse Thunder, he'll attempt something no man has tried before to prove the buffalo are no divine sign and end the bloodshed.

Golden Warrior and the Raiders of Terror Canyon
7 pp · western-frontier

Raised by the Cheyenne and sent into the white man's world as Golden Warrior, David Brown arrives in the lawless town of Last Chance just as a crooked saloon owner named Stud Keeley plots to steal ranches across the territory—and has struck a dangerous bargain with the renegade Lean Wolf to help him do it. When Golden Warrior uncovers Keeley's treachery and befriends the honest rancher Manville, he must race to stop a coordinated assault on Terror Canyon before Keeley and his Indian allies can claim everything.

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