Published: November-December 1964
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Story Featuring Tomahawk
Tomahawk and his Rangers search for Little Moose, the son of a native chief, who was abducted by British soldiers, but at the seashore they encounter a tentacled monster who drags them underwater.
Tomahawk and his crew escape from the monster that dragged them under the ocean surface only to discover an underwater village of natives, where Little Moose has taken refuge. The villagers force Tomahawk and the others to fight a giant poisonous zebra fish, believing that they will be killed in the process.
Tomahawk believes that centuries ago the Native American tribe happened on ancient Atlantean ruins underwater and took shelter there.
As Tomahawk and his men fight the giant zebra fish, Little Moose risks his life to help them. The underwater tribe change their minds about the surface men and agree to let them go, but a giant starfish attacks. The last-minute arrival of more Rangers in primitive submarines saves the day.
Ad Featuring Aurora Products
Back cover; advertisement for Aurora model kits.
Ad Featuring American Body Building Club
"Brother, can you spare a dime?"
Inside back cover; Ben Rebhuhn ad for the American Body Building Club.
Three teens find a wallet with $5 in it and decide to return it to the owner.
Published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly.
"Be first in your neighborhood to read each issue of Tomahawk ....and save money too!"
Subscription ad for Tomahawk, All American Men of War, Blackhawk, and Sea Devils: ten issues for 1.00 USD.
Ad Featuring Silly Putty
"Nothing else is Silly Putty"
Advertisement for Silly Putty.
Story Featuring Chief Hot Foot
"Here comes medicine man Big Cloud, the best rain maker in the land!"
Big Cloud accidentally stubs his toe and does a rain dance.
Ad Featuring Tootsie [all other candies]
"I like chocolate fudge best!"
Advertisement for Tootsie Roll Fudge.
Story Featuring Doom Patrol
House ad for Doom Patrol (DC, 1964 series) #91 (Nov 1964).
Story Featuring Little Pocahontas
"Goodbye, Pocahontas, be good girl in School!"
Little Pocahontas doesn't think her school teacher is very smart.
Letter Column Featuring The Saddle Bag
Letters from Mike Schaefer, Marcus Smith, Harold Romig, Helen Faber, Dan Moreno, and excerpts from other readers' letters.
Ad Featuring Mike Marvel Scientific Isometric Dynaflex System
"Boys! Men!"
Mike Marvel bodybuilding ad.
"What makes a Tootsie Pop so special?"
Advertisement for Tootsie Pops.
Story Featuring The Flash
"Stop! Treacherous traps!"
House ad for 80-Page Giant (DC, 1963 series) #4 (Oct 1964), featuring a cream of the crop collection of the Scarlet Speedster's most treacherous traps!
Ad Featuring 102 Ships of All Nations
"Command a naval fleet"
102 ships of all nations for only $1.49.
Ad Featuring Tootsie Roll
"Tootsie Rolls go on and on after other candy is gone!"
Advertisement for Tootsie Rolls candy.
Story Featuring G.I. Joe
"TV's new hero!"
Inside front cover; advertisement for G.I. Joe from Hasbro.
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