Published: May-June 1968
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Tomahawk and the Rangers defend a group of settlers who have been targeted by a Shawnee tribe, and work to discover the traitor among them.
Cannonball's real name is Horace, revealed when one of the settlers is a former girlfriend. Across 20 pages, but two pages are 1/2 of a page.
New volunteer Matt Willis joins the Rangers, hoping to overcome his fear of battle. Under attack by British forces, he sacrifices himself so the Rangers can escape.
Back cover; UFO model from The Invaders television series.
Second page is on inside back cover and is in black & white.
Listing of DC comics on sale in early March 1968. Includes cover art for Batman (DC, 1940 series) #201 and Aquaman (DC, 1962 series) #39.
"Your favorite store is now featuring official United States Lawn Tennis Association (USLTA) tenns merchandise."
On the page between page 2 and page 3 of the previous story sequence.
House ad for World's Finest Comics (DC, 1941 series) #175 and Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #62.
Letters from Lofton A. Wheeler and Bob Sherman; includes snippets from other letters. On the page immediately preceding page 18 of the previous story sequence.
On the page immediately following page 17 of the previous story sequence.
House ad for Superboy (DC, 1949 series) #147 [80 Page Giant #G-47]. On the page between page 9 and page 10 of the previous story sequence.
Ad for the Red Baron roadster model from Monogram. Shares the page with page 9 of the previous story sequence.
On the page immediately preceding page 5 of the previous story sequence.
"I'll show you a way to make your small boat move in the water..."
Idea from Carlo Puma of Ozone Park, NY. On the page immediately preceding page 5 of the previous story sequence.
Free lighthouse model contains remote control for Boaterific model boats from Ideal. On the page immediately following page 4 of the preceding story sequence.
Inside front cover; house ad for Showcase (DC, 1956 series) #74 [first Anthro], Beware the Creeper (DC, 1968 series) #1, and The Inferior Five (DC, 1967 series) #8.
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