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Tomahawk, #36

Published: November 1955

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Tomahawk #36

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Issue Contents:
The Return of Young Davy Crockett!
1 page historical; western-frontier
Characters
  • Tomahawk
  • Dan Hunter
  • Davy Crockett
Credits
Story 1 1 page
Story Notes

Inside front cover.

A Cannon for Fort Reckless
Story 2 8 pages historical; western-frontier
Storyline

Tomahawk and Dan slip behind enemy lines to retrieve an old abandoned cannon so that it can protect a defenseless American fort.

Characters
  • Tomahawk
  • Dan Hunter
  • Olaf Jenson
  • Captain Gates
Credits
We Point with Pride to Our "Hall of Trophies!"
Story 3 1 page
Credits
Story Notes

announcement of the awarding of the Women's Exposition Medallion of Honor to National (Superman-DC) Comics for Constructive Advancement in Comic Books, awarded for the inclusion of public service announcements co-sponsored by the National Social Welfare Assembly

War Paint!
Story 4 1 page non-fiction
Story 5 0 pages
Secret Identity of Chief Great Wolf
Story 6 8 pages historical; western-frontier
Storyline

When a noble chief dies before he can insure the peaceful succession of his son to the leadership of the tribe, Tomahawk masquerades as the chief to finish his mission.

Characters
  • Tomahawk
  • Dan Hunter
  • Chief Great Wolf
  • Bent Spear
  • Little Wolf
Credits
Story 7 1 page
Buzzy Asks: "Do You Know Your Neighbors?"
Story 8 1 page advocacy; teen
Storyline

Buzzy and his friends learn about the backgrounds of their neighbors through their ethnic customs.

Characters
  • Buzzy Brown
  • Susie Gruff
Credits
Story Notes

Published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly. Later appears in DC comics cover-dated April 1963.

The Mysterious Apaches
Story 9 2 pages non-fiction
Credits
  • Script:
Return of Young Davy Crockett
Story 10 8 pages historical; western-frontier
Storyline

A rivalry between Dan and Davy Crockett nearly leads to trouble.

Characters
  • Tomahawk
  • Dan Hunter
  • Davy Crockett: Rogue-Henry
Credits
Story Notes

Though Davy Crockett was well-known at the time of this story's publication due to a popular song, "The Ballad of Davy Crockett," and a television series produced by Walt Disney, the historical Davy Crockett was not born until 1786, after the time of the American Revolution where the Tomahawk stories are set.

Story 11 1 page humor

"I'm tired of walking."

Characters
  • Little Pocahontas
Credits
Story 12 0 pages
Story 13 1 page
Story 14 1 page
Story Notes

Sold by Niresk Industries, Inc. Inside back cover.

Story 15 1 page
Story Notes

Back cover.