Tomahawk, #15

Published: January-February 1953

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Tomahawk #15

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Issue Contents:
The Wild Men of Wigwam Mountain!
1 page historical; western-frontier
Characters
  • Tomahawk
  • Dan Hunter
Credits
Story 1 1 page
Story Notes

Inside front cover.

The Wild Men of Wigwam Mountain!
Story 2 8 pages historical; western-frontier
Storyline

Escaping from an ambush, Tomahawk and Dan flee up Wigwam Mountain, where the Indians won't follow because of the legends of wild men who live there. However, the legends turn out to be based on two fugitives from British injustice who have been hiding on the mountain for years.

Characters
  • Tomahawk
  • Dan Hunter
  • Barry Wallace
  • Ted Wallace
Credits
Look What You Get in the Schwinn Lightweight
Story 3 1 page
Story Notes

Advertisement For A New Lightweight Schwinn Bike.

Buzzy Says: "Free Speech -- Free for All!"
Story 4 1 page advocacy; teen
Storyline

Tom is tearing down the campaign posters of the candidate his father opposes, until Buzzy shows him that his father is much more fair-minded.

Characters
Credits
Mission to Fort Bold
Story 5 8 pages historical; western-frontier
Storyline

Tomahawk and Dan race through many dangers to deliver an important message even though a flood washed away all their supplies and weapons.

Credits
Story 6 1 page children

"If you make this jump, you win the event, Pud..."

Storyline

Pud Makes The High Jump Thanks To His Fleers Double Bubble Gum.

Characters
  • Pud
Credits
Editorial Advisory Board
Story 7 1 page
Story Notes

Includes a plug for The Adventures of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis.

Story 8 2 pages non-fiction

"The buffalo supplied the Indians with almost everything..."

Storyline

How the Indians Used Buffalo Skins To Hunt And Tell Stories.

Characters
  • The American Indians
Superboy Discovers a New Kind of Junior Sport!
Story 9 1 page advocacy; superhero
Storyline

Superboy meets with the sponsors of a league of air rifle clubs and recommends that boys an girls join one.

Characters
  • Superboy
Credits
The Legend of the Walking Trees!

Featuring Tales of the Arrow Maker

Story 10 6 pages western-frontier
Storyline

Gray Beaver tells the boys of a time when trees could walk, until they angered the great god Manitou by their hostile behavior toward men.

Characters
  • Gray Beaver
  • Saucy Chipmunk
  • Hungry Rabbit
Credits
Superman Is on Television!
Story 11 0 pages superhero
Credits
Story Notes

advertisement for The Adventures of Superman on television

Hard Luck Bandit
Story 12 2 pages western-frontier
Credits
Thunderbird!
Story 13 1 page non-fiction
Story 14 0 pages
The Golden Boy Frontiersman
Story 15 8 pages historical; western-frontier
Storyline

When a British lawyer claims that Dan Hunter is the heir to a great fortune, Tomahawk suspects a crooked scheme, and works to find the real heir and expose the thieves.

Characters
  • Tomahawk
  • Dan Hunter
  • Mr. Jeeters
  • Eldon Kraft
  • Storm Arrow
Credits
Now More Than Ever
Story 16 1 page horror-suspense
Credits
Story Notes

house ad for House of Mystery (DC, 1951 series) #10

Story 17 1 page
Story Notes

Ad offering "electric games" that light up and produce sound. Photographs of the various games are pictured in the ad and include Electric Baseball, Electric Football, Electric Tic Tac Toe, Electric Jack Straws, Electric Hot Potato, and Electric TV Quiz. Black and white ad on inside back cover.

Story 18 1 page
Story Notes

Back cover.