Tomahawk #26 (1954) for Sale - Where to Buy

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Seq	Story	Type	Pages	Credits	Characters
0	Fort Petticoat!	cover	1	pencils: Nick Cardy; inks: Nick Cardy; letters: Ira Schnapp	Tomahawk; Dan Hunter
1	Peter Porkchops Gives Tips on Summer Fun!	public service announcement	1	script: Jack Schiff; pencils: Otto Feuer; inks: Otto Feuer; letters: Ira Schnapp	Peter Porkchops; Wolfie
2	Ten Wagons for Tomahawk!	comic story	8	pencils: Fred Ray; inks: Fred Ray; letters: Pat Gordon	Tomahawk; Dan Hunter; Benjamin Davenport; Major Carey
5	-	activity	0.5	script: H. T. Elmo; pencils: H. T. Elmo; inks: H. T. Elmo; letters: H. T. Elmo
6	The Guns from Nowhere!	comic story	7.67	pencils: Bruno Premiani; inks: Ray Burnley; letters: Pat Gordon	Tomahawk; Dan Hunter; Chief White Moose; Red Otter
7	Editorial Advisory Board	promo (ad from the publisher)	0.33	letters: typeset
8	Join Congo Bill and Janu the Jungle Boy	promo (ad from the publisher)	1	pencils: Nick Cardy; inks: Nick Cardy; letters: Ira Schnapp
9	What's in an Indian's Name?	comic story	1
10	What Was This Indian Girl's Magic That Could Stop Redmen on the Warpath?	text article	2	pencils: Raymond Perry; inks: Raymond Perry
11	Fort Petticoat!	comic story	8	pencils: Bruno Premiani; inks: Ray Burnley; letters: Pat Gordon	Tomahawk; Dan Hunter; Chief Slayer-of-Otters
12	-	comic story	1	script: Henry Boltinoff; pencils: Henry Boltinoff; inks: Henry Boltinoff; letters: Henry Boltinoff	Little Pocahontas

Plus 4.5 pages of advertisements and other matter across 5 sequences, as published.

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