Published: July-August 1963
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Story Featuring Tomahawk
The Rangers are aided by Little Cloud, who wants to avenge his father's murder by the British and keep his tribe from joining them. They decide to call him Sgt. Witch Doctor because of his knowledge of Native American ways, which look like magic to the enemy.
Tomahawk fakes his death with the help of Sgt. Witch Doctor's knowledge so that they can keep Chef Mocking Bird's tribe from joining the British, and lure the Redcoats into a trap. In the end, everyone agrees that Little Cloud should return to his tribe rather than staying with the Rangers.
American Revolution; Native Americans; Redcoats
Tomahawk prepares to sacrifice himself to prevent a clockwork bomb from destroying a patriot fort.
Back cover.
Inside back cover.
"Be my guest at Palisades Amusement Park..."
Letter Column Featuring The Saddle Bag
Letters submitted by Ted Avery, Alice Madden, Edwin Catledge, Adrian Mercier, and Jess Furey, with excerpts from letters by Mike McKeever, John Maremek, Orest Dub, Gary Cooper, and Fred Romanek.
Story Featuring Chief Hot Foot
"I want to send a message to Chief Rain Water over on the next mountain."
Chief Hot Foot's smoke signals keep getting lost in fog until he has a bright idea.
The Badger Club learns about the rules for planting trees along the streets in their town.
Published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly.
Story Featuring Sgt. Rock
House ad for Showcase (DC, 1956 series) #45, on sale May 29.
"Hi! Boys and girls, here is your big chance..."
Inside front cover; subscription offer for DC comics.
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