The Texan

    (St. John, 1948-1951)
™ and ©1951 St. John Publishing
Series continued in Fightin’ Texan #15

The title of this comic is somewhat misleading since it features stories of American Indians. Several stories read as a plea for racial understanding as the Indians, working with honest cavalry troops and other upstanding settlers, thwart the plans of murdering cavalry troops and other underhanded settlers. Surprisingly, the innate integrity of the Native American is emphasized and promoted as the standard, while the settlers are depicted with less universal brotherhood.

The fact that this comic is a product of its times is evident however, as the Native Americans, while depicted as peaceful and civilized, are nevertheless cast in a role deferential to their “paleface brothers.”
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  • 1
    Aug 1948
    Cover: $0.10
    W: Richard Speed  ·  A: George Tuska, Tex Blaisdell, Ken Battefield, Richard Speed
    Reprints from Star Ranger #5 (Jul-Aug 1937) and Red Seal Comics #15 (Jan 1946)
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  • 2
    Oct 1948
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  • 3
    Jan 1949
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    May 1949
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    Aug 1949
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    Nov 1949
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  • 7
    Feb 1950
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    May 1950
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    Aug 1950
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    Oct 1950
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  • 11
    Dec 1950
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  • 12
    Mar 1951
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    A: Matt Baker
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  • 13
    May 1951
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    A: Matt Baker
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  • 14
    Jul 1951
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    Continues in Fightin’ Marines #15
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  • 15
    Oct 1951
    Cover: $0.10
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