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Redskin #3 (1951)

Youthful · 1951 · 37 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Cheyenne Justice
8 pp · western-frontier

When the renegade trader Breed Wacker steals Ha-Ni-Topa, the jeweled god of plenty, from the Cheyenne during their sacred harvest dance, he frames the white man Frank Forrest to cover his tracks—but he hasn't reckoned with Redskin, champion of his people and master of the magic bow. Armed with his legendary weapon and tracking skills, Redskin pursues the thief across deadly terrain, facing one murderous trap after another as Wacker fights to escape with the sacred idol.

Daniel Boone and the Cherokee War Drums
7 pp · western-frontier
Slayer in the Night
7 pp · western-frontier

Accused of murdering the Cheyenne chief White Eagle, Redskin finds himself hunted by his own tribe—trapped by circumstantial evidence and a mysterious whip that appears at the crime scene. Armed with only his magic bow and silver-tipped arrows, he must escape his pursuers, uncover the real killer, and clear his name before justice goes tragically astray.

Flaming Arrows of the Son of Fire
7 pp · western-frontier

Raised by the Arapahoes as a boy, David Brown—known to Indians as Tonagwah, the "Son of Fire"—rides as a scout dedicated to peace between settlers and tribes, but when he uncovers a corrupt Indian agent smuggling rifles to hostile Choctaws, he finds himself trapped, kidnapped, and racing against dawn to stop a deadly ambush. With nothing but his wits and his legendary flaming arrows, Tonagwah must choose between recovering the stolen weapons, saving the girl held hostage, and warning an ammunition train headed straight into a trap.

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