Issue Details

Issue	#63
Published	July-August 1959
Cover Price	0.10 USD
Pages	36
Editing	Jack Schiff (Editor); Murray Boltinoff (Associate Editor); George Kashdan (Associate Editor)

Cover Details - "The Man Who Posed As Tomahawk!"

Genre	western; period
Pencils	Bob Brown
Inks	Bob Brown

1 page Buzzy public service announcement "Be Sure of Your Facts!"

Script	Jack Schiff
Pencils	Win Mortimer
Inks	Win Mortimer
Letters	Gaspar Saladino
Notes	On inside front cover.

7 page Tomahawk story "The Frontier Super Men"

Synopsis	A mysterious flying machine starts stealing furs from frontiersmen using incredible vacuum power and wind generators, and later the Mohawk tribe is attacked by a device that can project either freeze rays or heat rays. A group of ne'er-do-wells have stumbled on the remains of a crashed space craft and are slowly, but surely, figuring out how to work the devices they find inside. So, it's up to Tomahawk and the Indians to work together to destroy the machines.
Genre	western; period
Pencils	Fred Ray
Inks	Fred Ray

Half page advertisement "Tootsie Roll ad"

1 page promo (ad from the publisher) "House of Mystery #88 and My Greatest Adventure #33"

2 page filler "Indian Album"

7 page Tomahawk story "M'Sieur Sabre -- Buckskin Swordsman"

Synopsis	France's greatest swordsman, who is in America teaching frontier actors how to fence, tags along while Tomahawk and Dan try to settle a tribal leadership dispute.
Genre	western; period
Pencils	Fred Ray
Inks	Fred Ray

Half page advertisement "Tootsie Roll Pops ad"

1 page text story "The Mystery of the False Faces"

Letters

typeset

1 page filler "Boy Hunter"

Half page Little Pocahontas filler "Oh, yeah?"

Genre	Gag
Script	Henry Boltinoff
Pencils	Henry Boltinoff
Inks	Henry Boltinoff

Half page advertisement "Palisades Park ad"

Characters

Superman

7 page Tomahawk story "The Man Who Posed as Tomahawk"

Synopsis	A group of Indians use an imposter Tomahawk to force their tribe and the local settlers into war in order to get at recently discovered gold.
Genre	western; period
Pencils	Fred Ray
Inks	Fred Ray

Half page advertisement "Tootsie Roll Fudge ad"

Half page promo (ad from the publisher) "Challengers of the Unknown #8"

Half page Chief Hot Foot filler "Look chief, me making a canoe"

Script	Henry Boltinoff
Pencils	Henry Boltinoff
Inks	Henry Boltinoff