Tomahawk #124

Tomahawk #124, published by DC Comics in 1969, emerged during the twilight years of the series' original run. The title focused on the adventures of Tom Hawk, a frontier scout operating during the American Revolutionary War. By the late 1960s, the western comic book genre was experiencing a decline in popularity, leading DC to experiment with the series' tone to maintain reader interest.

The issue features cover art and interior work emblematic of DC's house style during the Silver and Bronze Age transition. As the title neared its conclusion, the creative team leaned into more fantastical and dramatic narrative tropes to differentiate the stories from traditional westerns. While Tomahawk had been a staple of the DC lineup since the late 1940s, the era surrounding issue #124 remains noted by collectors for the evolution of its art style and the eventual shift toward more experimental storytelling before the series was retired in 1972.