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Charles Starrett as the Durango Kid #10
April-May 1951 · 0.10 USD · 36 pages
Synopsis
Mohawk medicine man Sagamaw concocts a poison to kill the white settlers. He surreptitiously pours some into a goblet through an open window in the home of one of the local settlers. Tipi drinks and passes into the "sleep of death". Dan takes him to the Mohawk camp, where Sagamaw denies knowledge of the antidote but tells of a neighboring shaman who does. Leading the way, he signals some braves to ambush Dan. They manage to gain shelter in a cave, where Sagamaw unwittingly drinks of the poison. He then reveals that the antidote is produced from birch bark, and Dan saves Tipi's life.
Credits
- Script
- Ray Krank
- Pencils
- Joe Certa, Frank Frazetta
- Inks
- Joe Certa, Frank Frazetta, John Belfi
- Editor
- Ray Krank
Reprinted in
- Tomahawk #5/1968
- White Indian #12 [A-1 #101]
- Sheriff Classics #9195
- Sheriff Classics #9199
- Best of the West #10
- Best of the West #22
- Zona 84 #84
- Sheriff Klassiker #193
- Sheriff Klassiker #197
- Seriemagasinet #24/1953
- Tomahawk #1/1977
- Ranchserien #87
- Ranchserien #91— 2. translation
- The Complete Frazetta White Indian #[nn]
- Billy the Kid Adventure Magazine #21
- John Wayne Adventure Comics #18