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| Publication | 1942 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 |
| Notes | Carreno is credited on Golden Arrow for 1942-44 Jerry Bails' Who's Who, and the realistic horses with many thin "radio wave" inklines are his. |
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| Content | Genre: Western-frontier | Characters: White Wind (horse); The Gun Ghost |
| Notes | Carreno is credited on Golden Arrow for 1942-44 Jerry Bails' Who's Who, and the realistic horses with many thin "radio wave" inklines are his. |
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| Comic Story | Golden Arrow and the Mad Medicine Man (12 pages) |
| Synopsis | The Chief fears an evil spirit lurks over his son. Accidents have twice almost taken him to the happy hunting grounds. The evil spirit is actually the power-greedy medicine man. |
| Content | Genre: Western-frontier | Characters: White Wind (horse); Chief Standing Bear; Sitting Cub; Medicine Man; Indian runner; calvary captain; soldiers |
| Notes | Most probably art by Ken Bald when comparing other credited work from this period, long tapering neck of the horses, and long wavy eyebrows of people. He is credited on Golden Arrow for 1942 by Jerry Bails' Who's Who. |
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| Synopsis | A ghost rider with a gun is scaring off the cowhands from rancher Riggs' spread. |
| Content | Genre: Western-frontier | Characters: White Wind (horse); Gerry Riggs (daughter) [The Gun Ghost] ; Riggs (rancher); Jimmy; Shifty; Pete; saloon bartender |
| Notes | Notes as for the first story. |
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| Synopsis | A comedic tour de force of an American Indian in a fancy New York City hotel. |
| Featuring | Indian Brave Yellow Belly |
| Content | Genre: Humor | Characters: Indian Brave Yellow Belly; hotel doorman; front desk clerk; laundry workers; ballroom host; world's foremost roller skater; waiter; dinner guest; bowlegged man |
| Notes | Has many uncomplimentary stereotype characters. |
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| Comic Story | Golden Arrow and the Mystery of the Lost City (20 pages) |
| Synopsis | A lovesick cowboy wants his fellow cowboys to pretend to hold up the stage on which Clementine is riding, and then he will come along and bust it up. Action takes place at an ancient ruins sacred to the Indians. |
| Content | Genre: Western-frontier | Characters: White Wind (horse); Lem Gulper; Clementine; cowpunchers of the Lazy K Ranch; stagecoach robbers; Professor Squinch; Snakebite Hogan; Indian braves |
| Notes | Notes as for the first story. |
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| Text Story | Badman of Bixby (2 pages) |
| Synopsis | A man with no memory takes on a bully and his gang. |
| Credits | Pencils:? (illustration) | Inks:? (illustration) | Letters: typeset |
| Content | Genre: Western-frontier | Characters: Sawdust Pete [sheriff Bat Parsons]; Mac Ryan; Dusty Regan; Lance Walker; Buck Beaver; Buck's gang |
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| Publisher advertisement | It's a Giant! (But Don't be Scared) (1 page) |
| Featuring | Gift Comics |
| Credits | Pencils:? (illustration) | Inks:? (illustration) | Letters: typeset |
| Content | Genre: Superhero |
| Notes | From the ad: On sale Jan. 21 at your newsstand |
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| Synopsis | Mr. Gorson wants the sheepmen scared out of the valley and hires a gunman to do the job. |
| Content | Genre: Western-frontier | Characters: White Wind (horse); Desolation (killer); Sime Gorson; Pete; Pa Judson; Jeff; Ma Judson |
| Notes | Art notes as for the first story. |
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| Comic Story | The Mad Artist (1 page) |
| Synopsis | The Mad Artist paints a picture of cake and coffee, which he eats in the last panel. |
| Content | Genre: Humor | Characters: the Mad Artist |
| Notes | "Silent" strip. |
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