OUROBOROS DREAMS

  I found John Deerfoot totally by accident, selecting a random issue of G.I. COMBAT (November 1958). The story by Bill Finger is nothing sp...

   In RAR #16 , I gave an example of a 1940s story in which American Indians had to be stigmatized because they had grievances against the U...

 In some of my posts on the crossover subject, I've noted that I didn't consider a work a crossover if a famous icon appeared only a...

 Injun Jones, a white kid raised to maturity by an Indian tribe, hung out in the pages of ACG's BLAZING WEST title for a while. The name...

  "The Frozen Ghost" was first the title of a old Lon Chaney Jr mystery flick, but here the name is a literal ghost of an Indian, ...

  After the tribe of the juvenile medicine man gives succor to a gang of white outlaws, the evildoers slaughter the Indians. But they come b...

 There's no story in OUT OF THE NIGHT #4 (1952) that corresponds to this cover, apparently depicting a battle between a witch (note the ...