Indian Chief, #15
Published: July-September 1954
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Credits
- Pencils: Morris Gollub (uncertain)
- Inks: Morris Gollub (uncertain)
- Colors: Morris Gollub (uncertain)
Story Notes
Probably by Gollub, when looking at the face with marked nostrils, which are not far from his interior stories.
Wild Stallion
"The three Paiute brothers came down out of the hills laden with supplies and weapons."
Storyline
Three brothers set out to capture horses.
Characters
- Brave Crow
- Face-To-The-Enemy
- Bear Man (Paiute brothers)
Story Notes
This story is printed on the inside front cover (which includes the publisher & indicia information) and concludes on the inside back cover.
Indian Chief White Eagle and the Traitor
"The tents of the Sioux!"
Storyline
White Eagle returns home to find his people controlled by the Coyote people.
Characters
- Chief White Eagle
- Deer Foot (Sioux)
Story Notes
John Daly is credited on Indian Chief by Jerry Bails' Who's Who. This artwork compares best with his signed story "Poison Allard's Last Draw" in Western Fighter #2, with the thin slanting cheekline in profile, lines down from the nostrils, and eyes that really don't look at anything. Also compares well with early DC's Aquaman stories on the faces. He changed much from his early drawing in True Comics, but his faces can be recognised, like the Indian on page 34 in True Comics #1.
Red Wing Son of the Chief
"In the camp of the Navaho, Chief Bright Feathers aged hands deftly sprinkle the red and yellow sands..."
Storyline
When the Zuni attack the Navaho hogan (village), the children take up arms to defend it, led by the son of the Chief. Red Wing is taken captive, but leaves a trail for his people to follow.
Characters
- Chief Bright Feather
- Red Wing (Navaho)
Story Notes
Notes as for the first story.
Every Indian Had a Good Luck Token!
"History tells us of the Indian custom of carrying lucky tokens to bring them success in hunting and battle."
Credits
- Pencils: Alberto Giolitti
- Inks: Alberto Giolitti
Story Notes
Back cover house ad for "The Dell Comics Club Lucky Penny Pocketpiece." Art credit from Error Report #2336, by Terry Meister.