Tomahawk, #7
Published: September-October 1951
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Issue Contents:
Voyage of Fort Flotsam!
Characters
Story Notes
Inside front cover.
The Punishment of Tomahawk!
Storyline
When Tomahawk humiliates Black Feather in a friendly wrestling match, the Indian brave tries to retaliate by capturing Tomahawk and forcing him to join in the work of the Indian women.
Characters
- Tom Hawk
- Dan Hunter
- Tomahawk
- Black Feather
Credits
- Pencils: Bruno Premiani
- Inks: Bruno Premiani
Phil Rizzuto
"Why does foam look white?"
Credits
- Script: John Howson
- Pencils: John Howson
- Inks: John Howson
The Paleface Warrior!
Storyline
Disguised as an Indian warrior, Tomahawk is pursuing two escaped convicts when a blow on the head causes amnesia.
Characters
- Tom Hawk
- Dan Hunter
- Tomahawk
- Bad Luke
- Jim Ellery
- Chief Deerfeet
Credits
- Pencils: Bruno Premiani
- Inks: Bruno Premiani
"I want a big story about Dubble Bubble for this issue!"
Credits
- Pencils: Ray Thompson
- Inks: Ray Thompson
Editorial Advisory Board
The Legend of Mesaba Bringer of Light!
Featuring Tales of the Arrow Maker
Storyline
Gray Beaver tells the legend of Masaba, who taught his tribe how to start fire.
Credits
- Pencils: Leonard Starr
- Inks: Leonard Starr
Log Cabin!
Storyline
history of the log cabin
The Lucky Mule!
Storyline
The story of a scam involving a stubborn mule that turned into an unexpected gold strike.
Redskin Napoleon
Credits
- Script:
Sand Painting
Buzzy Says: "Old Folks Are People, Too!"
Storyline
Buzzy helps his friend to see that his friend's grandfather can still participate in life.
Characters
Credits
- Script: Jack Schiff
- Pencils: Win Mortimer
- Inks: Win Mortimer
- Letters: Ira Schnapp
The Voyage of Fort Flotsam!
Storyline
Tomahawk has an idea for a floating fort that can bring supplies to besieged American forces down the river.
Characters
Credits
- Pencils: Bruno Premiani
- Inks: Bruno Premiani
Favorites in Fantasy!
Credits
- Letters: Ira Schnapp (uncertain)
Story Notes
house ad for Batman (DC, 1940 series) #66, Superboy (DC, 1949 series) #16, Wonder Woman (DC, 1942 series) #49, Superman (DC, 1939 series) #72
The Gun and the Indian!
Storyline
how the sale of guns to the Native Americans fostered a hundred-year revolt against the French
How Joe's Body Brought Him Fame Instead of Shame
Story Notes
Inside back cover.
Story Notes
Back cover.