Young Eagle (1950 Fawcett) comic books 1952

Stories and art by Pete Riss, David Pascal and Rod Reed. Frontier scout Young Eagle and his trained eagle Clawfoot aid the US Cavalry at Fort Wayne. In a three-part, issue-length story, Young Eagle investigates "pickpockets, cardsharps and confidence men" at the Red River Rodeo. He soon realizes that someone is shielding them from the law. But before he can find out who, he must survive a stampede of horses. Young Eagle and the Rogues' Rodeo, Chapter One: Horns of Death!; Dead Man's Hill; Chapter Two: The Killer Herd!; Old Smokey: Past and Present; Mule Ears; Chapter Three: Six-Gun Finale!; Buckshot. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Frontier scout Young Eagle and his trained eagle Clawfoot aid the US Cavalry at Fort Wayne. As the West prepares for the arrival of the railroad, Young Eagle learns that Morley is swindling the ranchers in its path. But Morley is willing to kill to keep his advantage. In another story, Young Eagle wonders what's so special about an old ghost town that people are willing to kill for ownership of it. The Great Railroad Swindle; Vengeance Rope; Old Smokey: An Hombre of Letters; Ghost Town Terror; Buckshot. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Photo cover. "The Renegade," pencils by Art Peddy; To get into the outlaw hideout in the badlands, Young Eagle has a daring plan to act as an outlaw himself, by robbing the fort's payroll. "The Silver Lining"; Mule Ears is looking for a job. "The Wasted Effort"; Old Smokey has lost his job. "A Big Shaver"; Buck-Shot is quitting his job to become a barber in a drug store. Fawcett Motion Picture Comics ad. The "Unknown Bonanza" text story by Eando Binder. "Fine Analysis"; Li'l Buck is at school. "Sappy Nappy is Definite"; Sappy is sort of a guide. "Thunder Stallion," pencils by Art Peddy; How Young Eagle came to own the mighty white stallion, Thunder. 36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.