Someday I'll be able to tell Dad that his school-master son and Johnny Thunder are one and the same! But just now I -- oh well --- c'mon boy -- let's git! 
All-American Western #106 is an issue of the series All-American Western (Volume 1) with a cover date of March, 1949.
Synopsis for Johnny Thunder: "Snow Mountain Ambush"
Appearing in Johnny Thunder: "Snow Mountain Ambush"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Black Lightnin'
- Sheriff Tane
- Miss Kathy
Antagonists:
- Boss
- Tarn Boys, three of them
- six more waddies
Locations:
Synopsis for Overland Coach: "The Vanishing Coach"
Appearing in Overland Coach: "The Vanishing Coach"
Featured Characters:
- Tony Barrett, owner-driver, Overland Coach
Supporting Characters:
- Billy Barrett, driver-wrangler
Antagonists:
- Jack, robber boss
- two robbers
Other Characters:
- Sheriff
- Posse
Locations:
Vehicles:
- the Overland Coach
Synopsis for "The State That Vanished"
(historical account of the State of Franklin)
Appearing in "The State That Vanished"
Featured Characters:
- Governor John Sevier, Franklin
- Col. John Tipton, North Carolina Militia
Supporting Characters:
- Mary Sevier
Antagonists:
- Creek Indians
Other Characters:
- Federal Troops
Locations:
- American Wilderness Frontier
- North Carolina
- State of Franklin, August 1784 ~ December 1788
- Holston Valley
- Holston Valley
Synopsis for Minstrel Maverick: "The Badmen of Bashful Gulch"
An embattled editor's daughter adopts a secret identity to defend him against a corrupt judge's gang of fake vigilantes. Minstrel Maverick pitches in and helps to defeat the villains.
Appearing in Minstrel Maverick: "The Badmen of Bashful Gulch"
Featured Characters:
- Hank "Harmony" Hayes, the Minstrel Maverick
Animals:
- Dusty, Hank's horse
Antagonists:
- Judge Elmer Riker
- six masked vigilantes: Lanky, Ace, others
Other Characters:
- Ed Judson, editor
- Annie Judson, (secretly the Moon Rider)
Locations:
- American Old West
- Bashful Gulch
- Bashful Gulch
Synopsis for Foley of the Fighting Fifth: "Prairie Fury"
Appearing in Foley of the Fighting Fifth: "Prairie Fury"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Fifth Cavalry Regiment
- Colonel Henry, commander
- Wingfoot, civilian scout
Antagonists:
- Beaufort, Indian Agent, secretly rifle vendor
- his gang, at least 4
Other Characters:
- Running Bear, Shoshone Chief
- many Shoshones
- Red Dawn, Wingfoot's girlfriend, Running Bear's daughter
Locations:
- American Old West
- Fort Desolation
- Shoshone village
- settler village (Destroyed)
- Lonesome Pass
- Desolation River
Notes
- Published bi-monthly by National Comics Publications, Inc.
- Johnny Thunder's white horse, Black Lightnin', is officially deputized by Sheriff Tane.
- Minstrel Maverick gets head-konked unconscious, with a pistol butt.
- State that Vanished: Per Wikipedia: "Franklin was never admitted into the union. The extra-legal state existed for only about four and a half years, ostensibly as a republic, after which North Carolina reassumed full control of the area." This flatly contradicts the caption in this story's final panel.
Trivia
- Also appearing in this issue of All-American Western were:
- "Editorial Advisory Board" (promotional text)
- Injun Facts! by Martin Naydel
- "Thrill to the punch-packed action of the fighting West!" (full page ad for the current issues of Dale Evans Comics #3 and Western Comics #7)
- "A Big Hit in Adventure Comics!" (full page ad for the current issue of Superboy #1)
- "Bronco Scout" (nonfiction bio of Doc Sorenson) by Stookie Allen
- "Five Beans In The Wheel" (text article) by John Osgood
- Western Facts! by Martin Naydel
- Statement of Ownership, Management, Circulation, Etc.
See Also
Links and References
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