Star-Spangled Comics Vol 1 118

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Tomahawk: "The Outlaw Indians"
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Star-Spangled Comics Vol 1 #118
July, 1951
Executive Editor	Whitney Ellsworth
Cover Artists	Fred Ray Ira Schnapp
Tomahawk: "The Outlaw Indians"
Pencilers	Fred Ray
Inkers	Fred Ray
Manhunters Around the World: "The Sky Sleuths"
Pencilers	Curt Swan
Inkers	John Fischetti
Captain Compass: "The Captain of a Ferry"
Pencilers	George Papp
Inkers	George Papp
Robin: "Operation Robin"
Pencilers	Jim Mooney
Inkers	Jim Mooney
Previous Issue	Star-Spangled Comics # 117
Next Issue	Star-Spangled Comics # 119

Star-Spangled Comics #118 is an issue of the series Star-Spangled Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of July, 1951.

Appearing in Tomahawk: "The Outlaw Indians"

Featured Characters:

• Tomahawk

Supporting Characters:

• Dan Hunter

Antagonists:

• Outlaw Indians:
  • Big Eater, Leader (Apparent death)
  • Okavi, of the Bow, ex-Mohawk (Apparent death)
  • Fleet Moccasin, Hunter (Apparent death)
  • Storm Cloud, Wrestler (Apparent death)
  • Olika, Horse Breaker (Apparent death)

Other Characters:

• Professor Alfreds, Zoologist from London
  • his caravan

Animals:

• grizzly bear
• timber wolf
• two deer
• buffalo
• pheasant
• eagle

Locations:

• American Wilderness Frontier, early May, 1772
  • "Outlaw Territory"
    • heights
    • swamps
      

Appearing in Manhunters Around the World: "The Sky Sleuths"

Featured Characters:

• Fred Lane

Supporting Characters:

• Mechanic Bart Wiley (Dies)

Antagonists:

• "Skagway Angel"

Other Characters:

• Mr. Gordon
• Pilot Ted Drake (Dies)
• Pilot Lou Hansen (Dies)
• Pilot Joe Tisdale (Dies)
• Mr. Brown

Locations:

• Alaska
• Garvey Airfield
  

Appearing in Captain Compass: "The Captain of a Ferry"

Featured Characters:

• Captain Compass

Supporting Characters:

• Penny Steamship Lines
  • Daniel Penny, President
  • Miss Warren
  • Broderick, executive
  • Jayson, deck hand

Antagonists:

• Bricker Sands
• Frankie the Squid
• "Smiles" Bailey

Locations:

• Gumper River, small coastal river
• open ocean

Vehicles:

• Ola Ruth, river-borne paddlewheel passenger/auto ferry boat
• Bailey's gang's ocean-going freighter
• stolen armored car
  

Synopsis for Robin: "Operation Robin"

Dick Grayson receives messages threatening to reveal his alter ego that are part of a plan to discover Robin's identity by process of elimination.

Appearing in Robin: "Operation Robin"

Featured Characters:

• Robin

Supporting Characters:

• Batman (Flashback only)
• Alfred
• Commissioner Gordon

Antagonists:

• Mr. Angle
• Bosler

Other Characters:

• 500 Robin Suspects
  • Matt Brewer
  • Homer Bell
  • Bill Bumble (Mentioned only)
  • Bob Firestone (Mentioned only)
  • Bob Watt (Mentioned only)
  • Bruce Lawse (Mentioned only)
  • Dick Small (Mentioned only)
  • Eric Thomas (Mentioned only)
  • Frank Calgano (Mentioned only)
  • Frank Lewis (Mentioned only)
  • Fred Schier (Mentioned only)
  • Gary Pabst (Mentioned only)
  • Henry Smith (Mentioned only)
  • Howie Kay (Mentioned only)
  • Jack Strait (Mentioned only)
  • Jim Mooney (Mentioned only)
  • Jimmy Nelson (Mentioned only)
  • Jimmy Wills (Mentioned only)
  • Joe Donovan (Mentioned only)
  • Joe Forly (Mentioned only)
  • John Carin (Mentioned only)
  • Oswald Earp (Mentioned only)
  • Perry Blake (Mentioned only)
  • Rob Hans (Mentioned only)
  • Sam Shinet (Mentioned only)
  • Sam Sinclair (Mentioned only)
  • Sam Snack (Mentioned only)
  • Sum Watts (Mentioned only)
  • Stan James (Mentioned only)
  • Tipo Tommy (Mentioned only)
  • Willie Ferris (Mentioned only)
  • Willy Wally (Mentioned only)
  • Abe S. (Mentioned only)
  • Bill B. (Mentioned only)
  • Bo B. (Mentioned only)
  • Dorian I. (Mentioned only)
  • Frank S. (Mentioned only)
  • Henry H. (Mentioned only)
  • Herry J. (Mentioned only)
  • Howard K. (Mentioned only)
  • Joe B. (Mentioned only)
  • Kenny V. (Mentioned only)
  • Kerry K. (Mentioned only)
  • Kiko K. (Mentioned only)
  • Oriem B. (Mentioned only)
  • Paul A. (Mentioned only)
  • Paul P. (Mentioned only)
  • Robert R. (Mentioned only)
  • Sandy S. (Mentioned only)
  • Snooky B. (Mentioned only)
  • Tom T. (Mentioned only)
  • Walt W. (Mentioned only)
  • George (Mentioned only)
  • Jain (Mentioned only)
  • Nathan (Mentioned only)
  • Mickey (Mentioned only)
  • Samuel (Mentioned only)
  • Billings (Mentioned only)
  • Johnson (Mentioned only)
  • Kaston (Mentioned only)
• Mr. Benson
• "Mother" Waldo
• Raymond Bell
• Napoleon Bonaparte (Mentioned only)

Locations:

• Gotham City
  • Gotham City High School
  • Wayne Manor
    • Batcave
  • GCPD Headquarters
  • Silversmith at Lancy and Elm
  • Benson's Newsstand
  • Mother Waldo Medium
  • 1530 Simmons Ave
  • 1534 Simmons Ave
  • Miss Porter's Dancing Academy

Notes

• Published by National Comics Publications, Inc.
• Captain Compass gets head-konked unconscious again, with a pistol butt.

Trivia

• Jim Mooney put his own name on the chalkboard full of names of potential Robins.
• Also appearing in this issue of Star-Spangled Comics were:
  • "NOW More Than Ever!" (full-page ad for current issues of Superman #71, Batman #65, and Mutt & Jeff #52)
  • Jerry the Jitterbug by Henry Boltinoff
  • Varsity Vic by Henry Boltinoff
  • Quick Quiz by H.T. Elmo
  • Casey the Cop by Henry Boltinoff
  • Editorial Advisory Board (PSA)
  • "Man To Super-Machine" (text article) by Frank Barber
  • Sagebrush Sam by Henry Boltinoff
  • Peculiar Pets (nonfiction)
  • "Don't Be Earth-Bound!" (full-page ad for current issue of Mystery in Space #2)
  • Leave It to Binky : "Look for the Real Reason!" (PSA) by Jack Schiff, Win Mortimer, and Ira Schnapp

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Star-Spangled Comics series

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