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Tomahawk, #94

Published: September-October 1964

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Issue Contents:
Rip Van Ranger!

Story Featuring Tomahawk

Credits
Rip Van Ranger [Part 1]

Story Featuring Tomahawk

Storyline

An old man wants to join the Rangers, claiming to have military authorization. The Rangers are skeptical, but Tomahawk agrees to give Rip a chance. Later, when Rip can't keep up, two of the Rangers are injured when trying to help him.

Credits
Part 2: The Enemy from the Clouds

Story Featuring Tomahawk

Storyline

A giant bird menaces Tomahawk and his men. Meanwhile, the unwanted Rip persists in following the Rangers.

Credits
Heartbreak Hill

Story Featuring Tomahawk

Storyline

Tomahawk and Cannonball have to take out an enemy outpost on a challenging hill.

Credits

Story Featuring Cap's Hobby Center

"I want to buy a model airplane kit!"

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Letter Column Featuring The Saddle Bag

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Story Notes

Letters from Joseph Szafraniec, Lee Hanson, George Albers, Dan O'Sullivan.

132 pc. Roman Soldiers Set

Ad Featuring Roman War Soldiers

Story Notes

Back cover.

Ad Featuring American Body Building Club

"Brother, can you spare a dime..."

Story Notes

Inside back cover.

Ad Featuring Silly Putty

"Can you -- bounce higher than a rubber ball?"

204 pc. Revolutionary War Soldiers Set

Ad Featuring Revolutionary War Soldiers

Ad Featuring 100 Toy Soldiers

Story Notes

1.25 USD from the Josely Company.

Ad Featuring Tootsie [all other candies]

"I like chocolate fudge best!"

Now! Exciting Triangle and Diamond Sets

Ad Featuring Zenith Stamps

Ad Featuring 104 Cars

America's Most Exciting War Game

Ad Featuring Task Force

Story Notes

Sold by Helen of Toy.

Ad Featuring Tootsie [all other candies]

"What makes a Tootsie Pop so special?"

Part 3: The Ranger Who Wouldn't Quit

Story Featuring Tomahawk

Storyline

Rip continues his attempts to help the Rangers and saves them from a British ambush, but he finally concedes that he is too old to join the regiment.

Credits
Come to the World's Fair!

Ad Featuring Walter's International Wax Museum

Credits

"Use coupon below and Tomahawk will be delivered to you regularly..."

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Story Notes

Subscription ad for Tomahawk DC, 1950 series), All-American Men of War (DC, 1952 series), Blackhawk (DC, 1957 series), and Sea Devils (DC, 1961 series) - ten issues for 1.00 USD. Illustration is from an unidentified comic panel featuring Tomahawk.

Ad Featuring Palisades Amusement Park Admission

"Boys and girls! Be my guest..."

Ad Featuring Tootsie Roll

"Tootsie Rolls go on and on..."

Ad Featuring Wallace Brown Greeting Cards

Story Notes

Inside front cover.