Issue | #16 |
Published | March-April 1953 |
Cover Price | 0.10 USD |
Pages | 44 |
Editing | Jack Schiff; Murray Boltinoff; George Kashdan [all as Whitney Ellsworth] |
Notes | Fred Ray Tomahawk figure credit from Dan Makarakov (October 22, 2004) based on the original cover art. |
Characters | Tomahawk |
Genre | western; period |
Pencils | Bob Brown; Fred Ray (Tomahawk figure) |
Inks | Bob Brown; Fred Ray (Tomahawk figure) |
Notes | Fred Ray Tomahawk figure credit from Dan Makarakov (October 22, 2004) based on the original cover art. |
Characters | Tomahawk |
Genre | western; period |
Pencils | Bruno Premiani |
Inks | Bruno Premiani |
Characters | Chief Hot Foot |
Synopsis | Chief Hot Foot's ancestors knew everything about hunting, but he don't know anything about hunting. |
Genre | Humor |
Characters | Tomahawk |
Genre | western; period |
Pencils | Bruno Premiani |
Inks | Bruno Premiani |
Synopsis | Illustrated information on the Cliff Dwellers of the South-Western United States. |
Genre | Fact |
Characters | Binky |
Synopsis | The Neighborhood council talks Mr. Jones into donating an unused stable as a place for the kids to practice their basketball skills. |
Genre | Western |
Pencils | Fred Ray |
Inks | Fred Ray |
Genre | Fact |
Notes | Illustrated information on the formation of the Seminole indian tribe. |
Characters | Pete Kitchen |
Genre | Fact |
Script | Jeb Marston |
Letters | Typeset |
Notes | Text story with illustrated title header. |
Characters | Tomahawk |
Genre | western; period |
Pencils | Bruno Premiani |
Inks | Bruno Premiani |