Tomahawk, #24

Published: May 1954

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Tomahawk #24

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Issue Contents:
The Adventure of the Dancing Bear!
1 page historical; western-frontier
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Binky Says: "Welcome, Amigo!"
Story 1 1 page advocacy; teen
Storyline

Allergy befriends a boy from Mexico at his school and both boys learn things from each other.

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Story Notes

Inside front cover; published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly.

Adventure in the Everglades!
Story 2 8 pages historical; western-frontier
Storyline

Tomahawk and Dan travel to Florida, where they fight pirates with the help of a friendly British soldier.

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Story 3 1 page children

"I'm afraid of wild animals in these woods..."

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Editorial Advisory Board
Story 4 1 page
Story 5 1 page humor; western-frontier

"I haven't seen water for almost two days!"

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The Legend of Blue Crane the Artist!

Featuring Tales of the Arrow Maker

Story 6 6 pages fantasy
Storyline

Gray Beaver tells the boys about Blue Crane, the artist whose paintings were blessed by the great god Manitou.

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  • Hungry Rabbit
  • Saucy Chipmunk
  • Gray Beaver
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Featuring Scripto

Story 7 0 pages
The Line of Stars Presents

Featuring The Adventures of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis; The Adventures of Bob Hope

Story 8 1 page humor
Story Notes

House ad for The Adventures of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis (DC, 1952 series) #13 and The Adventures of Bob Hope (DC, 1950 series) #26.

Indian Medicine!
Story 9 1 page non-fiction
Tomahawk of Sherwood Forest!
Story 10 8 pages historical; western-frontier
Storyline

Tomahawk and a band of Indians are captured by the British and taken to England, where they escape and take refuge in Sherwood Forest, launching guerrilla attacks just as Robin Hood and his Merry Men once did.

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The Mystery of the Red Man
Story 11 2 pages non-fiction
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The Brave Who Beat the Sioux
Story 12 4 pages historical; western-frontier
Storyline

Young Akoya wants to marry Chief Swift Cloud's daughter but she can only be married to a warrior and the chief thinks Akoya is too young to fight.

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The Adventure of the Dancing Bear!
Story 13 8 pages historical; western-frontier
Storyline

A trained bear is stolen by Magic Bear to convince his tribe that he can control animals.

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Featuring Littleton Stamp Co.

Story 14 1 page
Story Notes

Inside back cover.

Story 15 1 page
Story Notes

Back cover.