Comic books in 'American Indian'
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Issue #65
$3.60
$2.60
$2.50
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Issue #57MJ
Mark Jeweler Advertisement Insert Variant. Scalphunter stars in "The Correspondent." Script by Gerry Conway, pencils by Dick Ayers, inks by Luis Dominguez. Batman stars in a one-page Hostess ad, "Someone is Kidnapping the Great Chefs of Gotham City." Cover price $0.40.
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Issue #7
Published Apr 1957 by Charlton Comics Group.$50.00
Cover by Dick Giordano. Stories by Joe Gill? Art by Dick Giordano, Charles Nicholas and Vince Alascia. First appearance of Cheyenne Kid, who stars in three tales! The first is the story of how the young Jones boy became Little Chief with the Cheyennes, and then the Cheyenne Kid! Cheyenne's other two stories are "Army Scout" and "The Bitter Creek treaty"! Plus: "The End of Luke Bullit"! And: 2-page text story "Rough Rodeo"! 32 pages, full color. Note: numbering continues in Cheyenne Kid (1958 Charlton). Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #2
$5.00
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$5.40
$4.30
The Illustrated Story of Indians. Cover art by Gerald McCann. "Buffalo Hunt," art by Sam Glanzman; On his first buffalo hunt, Small Eagle saves the day and proves his manhood, and is renamed Buffalo Slayer. "The White Buffalo" text story, art by John Forte; Blessed by the white buffalo, a child grows strong and aids his people; In manhood he transforms himself into the white buffalo in order to save them from their enemies. "Play the Chunkey Game" activity. "First in America" non-fiction story. "The Woodsmen of the Eastern Forests"; Introduction to life in the northeastern woodlands. "The Hunters of the Plains"; Introduction to life on the northern plains. "The Northern Fishermen"; Introduction to life on the Pacific northwest coast. "The California Seed Gatherers"; Introduction to life in pre-contact California. "The Southwest Tribes"; Introduction to life in the desert southwest. "Chief Joseph"; For decades the Nez Perce work to accommodate the whites and learn from them; But continuous attacks, and the constant theft of land, finally provoke the Nez Perce to fight their way toward Canada. "Test of Friendship"; When Judge White moves into Oneida country, Chief Yerry tests the judge's intentions by asking to take the Whites' little girl into his own town for the night; When the judge acquiesces, and Betsy is returned safely on the morrow, it opens up trust between the groups. "Make an Indian Bonnet" activity. "Sequoya"; From an early age, Sequoya is fascinated by writing; Disdained by most of his people but strongly supported by his daughter, he develops a Cherokee writing system that is quickly embraced, and endures to this day. "Alphabet in Cherokee" article. "Sign Talk" educational story. "First Among the Indians" starring Hiawatha; Samoset; Chief John Logan; Sacagawea; Charles Curtis; Jim Thorpe; Will Rogers; Chief Bender; and Maria Tallchief, art by Angelo Torres. 84 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #18
Published 1961 by Charlton Press.$4.40
Blue Bird promotional comic for shoes. Cover price $0.12.
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Issue #3
$33.00
View scansStories and art by Pete Riss, Al Liederman, David Pascal and Leroy Holt. Frontier scout Young Eagle and his trained eagle Clawfoot aid the US Cavalry at Fort Wayne. Colonel Scott turns command of the fort over to Captain Bragg, but Bragg doesn't like or trust the Natives. Soon, Young Eagle finds himself condemned to hang for a murder he didn't commit. After his friend Tall Bear is found murdered, Young Eagle suspects the corrupt fur traders Charlie and Crooked Hand. Cowboy Cal Waves the Time; Death at Dawn; The Sergeant and the Camels; Old Smokey: and His Pet Fish; The Secret Cache; Mule Ears. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #5
$9.00
Stories and art by Pete Riss and Alan Willis. Frontier scout Young Eagle and his trained eagle Clawfoot aid the US Cavalry at Fort Wayne. When river pirates terrorize vessels on the Snakeroot River, Young Eagle is the only one who can stop them. Investigating mysterious accidents in local mines, Young Eagle stumbles on the secret of the Golden Flood. But before he can reveal the truth, outlaws trap him in a collapsed mine. Mule Ears; Young Eagle and the River Pirates; Unlucky Lode; Old Smokey: Salt King!; The Golden Flood; Buckshot. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #6
$7.90
- 2 1/4 " Cumulative spine split. Cover detached. Water damage.
Photo cover. "The Nightmare Empire Chapter One The River of Flame," pencils by Art Peddy; Two military supply trains have been bushwacked and the wagons stolen, and south of the border, phony U.S. soldiers rob and kill; In his search of the bandits, Young Eagle is trapped in a cave, which is set on fire with burning oil. "Bathing Blues"; Mule and a friend are gone fishing. "Overtime Sheriff" text story by Dick Kraus; The brother of a jailed rustler is out to kill the Sheriff who put him there. "Safety Alarm," art by Frank Bolle; Buckshot has invented a new burglar alarm. Lash LaRue Western ad. "The Nightmare Empire Chapter Two Death's Horsemen," pencils by Art Peddy; Young Eagle escapes from the burning oil in the cave, and gets back to warn Captain Price of an ambush. "Moment Musical"; Old Smokey has been at a concert led by Beethoven, he thinks. "The Nightmare Empire Chapter Three Traitor's Trap," pencils by Art Peddy; Young Eagle escapes from Blaine's army of murderers, and leads the cavalry back to wipe them out. 36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #7
$2.50
Frontier scout Young Eagle and his trained eagle Clawfoot aid the US Cavalry at Fort Wayne. The vigilantes of Painted Rock keep the peace when the law isn't around, but Young Eagle catches them abusing their power. Before he can report them to the real lawmen, he must get out of a noose. Young Eagle gets involved when the apparent discovery of the legendary Lost City leads to a murder plot. Vigilante Vengeance; Doom Lit; Old Smokey: Painful Logic!; Mule Ears; The Lost City; Buckshot. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
