Tomahawk, #54

Published: February 1958

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Tomahawk #54

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Issue Contents:
The Lost Tribe of Tiny Warriors!
1 page historical; western-frontier
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Story 1 1 page
Story Notes

Inside front cover.

The Mystery of the 13 Arrows
Story 2 8 pages historical; western-frontier
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Tomahawk and Dan stumble on a gathering of Indian chiefs planning a large-scale attack on American frontier settlements.

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You've Got a Comet by the Tail
Story 3 1 page science fiction
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Story Notes

house ad for Mystery in Space (DC, 1951 series) #42 and Strange Adventures (DC, 1950 series) #88

Story 4 1 page humor; western-frontier

"I like delivering the mail!"

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Story 5 0 pages
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Statement of October 1, 1957 No circulation information given. Owners: National Comics Publications, Inc., H. Donenfeld, J.S. Liebowitz, P.H. Sampliner, G, Donenfeld, S.U. Sampliner, F. Iger, I. Donenfeld, S. Iger, A. Donenfeld, J.S. Liebowitz & A.S. Herzog as Trustees for I. Donenfeld and S. Donenfeld, A. S. Herzog & J.I. Golinko as Trustees for L. Liebowitz and J. Liebowitz, H. Donenfeld Foundation, Inc., Estate of R. Liebowitz, all at 480 Lexington Avenue, New York 17, N.Y.

Story 6 1 page
Prehistoric American Indian
Story 7 1 page non-fiction
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facts about Indian life and things that they used

The League of Tomahawk Haters
Story 8 8 pages historical; western-frontier
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Three old enemies of Tomahawk team up to defeat him but when he saves their lives, each one reforms.

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Featuring Indian Album

Story 9 2 pages non-fiction

"Boys and girls! Here are the key pictures and their meaning..."

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Desperate Decision
Story 10 1 page historical
The Lost Tribe of Tiny Warriors
Story 11 8 pages historical; western-frontier
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Dan and Tomahawk are captured by the British and put on a ship to be sent to England for trial. The ship is wrecked on a strange island inhabited by a miniature tribe of Indians.

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The Flushing Remonstrance
Story 12 1 page non-fiction
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An account of a series of historical events in the fight for religious freedom in the New York colony.

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Published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly.

Story 13 1 page humor; western-frontier

"Chief heap good guide. Find you bear!"

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Story 14 1 page
Story Notes

Sold by Josely Co.

Story 15 1 page
Story Notes

Inside back cover.

Magic Magnifier Helps Betty & Jim Solve Big "Jewel Mystery!"
Story 16 1 page children
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  • Betty
  • Jim
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Story Notes

Sold by Wilson Chemical Co. Back cover.