Pawnee Bill #3

1951-07-01 · 36 pages

This is an anthology issue featuring multiple Western stories. "Fiery Arrows at Apache Pass" depicts Pawnee Bill's confrontation with Native American adversaries using arrows as weapons. "Redskin Twins Revenge!" follows twin sons of an Indian chief as they fight for survival after being taken to Avalanche Dam by white captors named White Feather and Fire Hawk. "War of the Sacred Buffalo" shows Pawnee Bill using the mystical power of a white buffalo to prevent a flood disaster and stop a lynching at Fort Payne. Additional stories include a saloon card-game sequence involving a character named Golden Warrior and Ranger Manville, where cheating is exposed and violence erupts.

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