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* Blueberry (a french cowboy comic) goes to live with the indians who rescue him after an accident, tries to marry the chief's daughter, and helps the tribe escape from the U. S. Army. It is worth noting that it was hard for him to get back to his people, since he was (falsely) accused of stealing $500.000 and trying to kill President Grant. |
* Blueberry (a french cowboy comic) goes to live with the indians who rescue him after an accident, tries to marry the chief's daughter, and helps the tribe escape from the U. S. Army. It is worth noting that it was hard for him to get back to his people, since he was (falsely) accused of stealing $500.000 and trying to kill President Grant. |
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* In the ''[[Tintin]]'' comics ''The Broken Ear'' and ''Tintin and the Picaros'', the titular reporter comes across Ridgewell, an English explorer who ended up living with natives in the South American rain forest. |
* In the ''[[Tintin]]'' comics ''The Broken Ear'' and ''Tintin and the Picaros'', the titular reporter comes across Ridgewell, an English explorer who ended up living with natives in the South American rain forest. |
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