Longbow volume 2

Longbow volume 2Doctor Jim Bennett had a thrilling secret he was really Longbow, last of the Cheyenne. Lost in Indian territory as a child, he had been raised as the son of Grey Wolf, a Cheyenne chief. When danger threatened, the doctor would make his way to a secret glade of mighty redwood trees. There, he would halt before the mightiest of them the tree of the Great Spirit, in which lay hidden the tribal emblems and sacred war bow of the Cheyenne Longbow, the last

Doctor Jim Bennett had a thrilling secret Ñ he was really Longbow, last of the Cheyenne. Lost in Indian territory as a child, he had been raised as the son of Grey Wolf, a Cheyenne chief. When danger threatened, the doctor would make his way to a secret glade of mighty redwood trees. There, he would halt before the mightiest of them Ñ the tree of the Great Spirit, in which lay hidden the tribal emblems and sacred war-bow of the Cheyenne... Longbow, the last of the Cheyenne, is the latest character to be returned to print by Bear Alley Books, his over seventy adventures collected in two volumes filled with the amazing artwork of Don Lawrence, Geoff Campion, Jesus Blasco, Juan Gonzalez Alacreu, Keith Shone, R. Charles Roylance, Frank Humphris, Gerry Haylock, Rodney Sutton, Francisco Cueto, Cesar Lopez and Martin Salvador. Volume Two continues the story as Steve Winders delves into the history of Blackbow the Cheyenne in the pages of Eagle and how the character changed under the pen of Ted (Robot Archie, The Spider) Cowan and brush of artist Frank Humphris. Humphris is one of the artists contributing to this volume, which also contains extensive biographies not only of Blackbow's long-time artist, but others who contributed to the Longbow saga: Francisco Cueto, Juan Gonzalez Alacreu, Gerald Haylock, Martin Salvador, Rodney Sutton and Cesar Lopez. This volume continues the bonus feature 'Along Indian Trails', introduced by Longbow. The adventures of Longbow began in Volume One, also available. Hoka-hey!