Indian Braves Comic Books Issue No 3

Publication July 1951 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 36

Cover Big Brother to Little Bear
Featuring Green Arrowhead
Credits Pencils: Warren Kremer? | Inks: Warren Kremer? | Letters: typeset
Content Genre: Western | Characters: Green Arrowhead

Comic Story Big Brother to Little Bear (7 pages)
Featuring Green Arrowhead
Credits Script: Burt Frohman | Pencils: Jim McLaughlin | Inks: Jim McLaughlin | Letters: typeset
Content Genre: Western | Characters: Green Arrowhead (lone Indian crusader, who uses green-tipped arrows); Sam Morgan (long-time Indian friend); Choctaw Chief Bold Eagle
Notes Frohman is credited on Indian Braves #1-4 by Jerry Bails' Who's Who.

Filler Historic Incidents (1 page)
Featuring The American Indian #5
Credits Script: Burt Frohman?
Notes Frohman is credited on Indian Braves #1-4 by Jerry Bails' Who's Who. Maybe on the fillers too?

Comic Story The Hatred of Spitting Snake (7 pages)
Credits Script: Burt Frohman | Pencils:? [„Ace Baker“] (see notes) | Inks:? [„Ace Baker“] (see notes)
Content Genre: Western | Characters: John Thundercloud (chief's son, who fights for peace); Spitting Snake (wants to vanquish the US army)
Notes Frohman is credited writing for Indian Braves #1-4 by Jerry Bails' Who's Who. Jim Vadeboncoeur, Jr. refers to this artist as „Ace Baker“, a Matt-Baker-imitator, who worked for Ace Magazines.

Filler Indian Lore (1 page)
Featuring The American Indian #6

Comic Story Fury Along the Rails (7 pages)
Synopsis A rival railroad tries to stop Adley's railroad building by using Apaches to do the job.
Credits Script: Burt Frohman | Pencils: Mike Sekowsky?; Bill Walton?
Content Genre: Western | Characters: Swift Elk (Pueblo chief); Adley (railroadman); Reynolds (rival railroadman); Clay Folger (stage owner)
Notes Some big heads with small faces, and rocks and boulders points to Bill Walton. He did work for ACE Comics. Frohman is credited on Indian Braves #1-4 by Jerry Bails' Who's Who.

Text Story The Comanche Kid (2 pages)
Credits Letters: typeset
Content Genre: Western

Comic Story Death Grazes the Arapahoe Range (7 pages)
Synopsis Pasture-hungry bandits with flocks of horses from Dakota were attracted to the Arapaho grazing lands of Chief Wild Eagle.
Credits Script: Burt Frohman | Pencils: Chic Stone?
Content Genre: Western | Characters: Chief Wild Eagle; Buchanan (villain)

Advertisement There's no such animal, he cried! (1 page)
Synopsis Automatic saving is sure saving.
Featuring U.S. Savings Bonds
Credits Letters: typeset
Notes Signed with unreadable name. Looks like K S Jeham.

Advertisement Reduce Your Appearance (1 page)
Synopsis Best figure- adjuster girdle you ever wore.
Featuring Figure-Adjuster Co.
Credits Letters: typeset
Notes Back cover.

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