Tomahawk, #86

Published: May-June 1963

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Issue Contents:
The Rangers vs. King Colosso!

Story Featuring Tomahawk

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The Rangers vs. King Colosso, Part 1

Story Featuring Tomahawk

Storyline

The Rangers' mission is to capture Pin-Cushion Hill, a strategic position now commanded by the redcoats, but they are sidetracked by a giant gorilla that suddenly appears.

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Part 2 - The Capture of a King

Story Featuring Tomahawk

Storyline

Tomahawk and the Rangers gradually befriend King Colosso, and use him to help capture Pin-Cushion Hill.

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Lord Shilling -- Yankee Ally

Story Featuring Tomahawk

Storyline

When Lord Shilling is cornered by the patriots, he falls from a cliff and apparently develops amnesia. It's a ruse to trick his enemies into using him as a spy, but actually Tomahawk never trusted him at all and fed him false information that would lead to his capture.

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Ad Featuring 147 Famous Automobiles

Story Notes

Back cover.

Ad Featuring Best Values Coins and Currency

Story Notes

Inside back cover.

Indian Winter Craft
Storyline

Descriptions of Native American winter activities including maple syrup gathering.

Ad Featuring Missile Attack

Ad Featuring Tootsie [all other candies]

Now! In Their Own Spectacular Book!

Story Featuring Metal Men

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Story Notes

House ad for Metal Men (DC, 1963 series) #1.

Letter Column Featuring The Saddle Bag

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Story Notes

Letters from T. Shannon, Vince Sherman, Allan Gourfine, and Tom McElroy plus snippets of other readers' letters.

Ad Featuring Zenith Stamps

Ad Featuring Revolutionary War Soldiers

Ad Featuring Tootsie [all other candies]

Story Featuring Chief Hot Foot

"There! With new headdress you look like Chief!"

Strange Sports Stories Is the Most

Story Featuring Strange Sports Stories

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Story Notes

House ad for The Brave and the Bold (DC, 1955 series) #47.

Ad Featuring Tootsie Roll

Countdown on Excellence
Storyline

Jerry's dad convinces him to do better work by describing consequences of people's poor work.

Story Notes

Inside front cover; published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly. Later appears in DC comics cover-dated March 1967.