P.L. Publishing, a short-lived comic company of the early 1950s, in a short span of time produced some exciting, well-written and beautifully-drawn comics. One of their best heroes was RED ARROW, and while his story is not especially complex – he's a brave, justice-seeking fighter who straddles the line between the white man and the Native Americans – the stories are fast-paced, interesting, and a pleasure to look at and read; you cannot say that about everything! With some cover work by Everett Kinstler, and stories drawn by the apt hands of Louis Schroeder, Richard Case, and Dick Ayers to name a few, can we really be surprised? These are all the stories from his three-issue series!