Black Fury #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeBlack Fury, the leader of wild horses, faces a challenge to his leadership from the Golden Stallion and must contend with outlaws who are after him. When a deputy sheriff is shot by Black and his gang during a bank robbery, the sheriff pursues them with gunfire across the landscape. Black Fury seeks refuge at a ranch where he encounters a woman named Belle and a man named Jeff Arlen, but the sheriff's posse closes in, leading to a shootout where Black Fury appears to be stopped.
When a young golden stallion challenges Black Fury's leadership of the wild horse herd, their fierce battle seems settled—but the real test comes when a rancher named Jed Clingman captures the golden stallion, and Black Fury must risk everything to answer his rival's desperate call for help. Across dangerous terrain and impossible odds, the two mustangs discover that survival means more than a crown.
When Black Fury comes to a remote watering hole seeking relief from drought, the mighty stallion witnesses two criminals fleeing a bank robbery. As one of the thieves, Flip Eggers, abandons his partner Curt Bailey in the desert with poisoned water, Black Fury's instinctive wisdom guides the stallion to save Bailey's life—and the desperate man realizes he has a chance to stop Eggers and make things right. With the wild stallion's help, Bailey tracks down his former partner and brings him to justice, proving that the horse's natural sense often surpasses human judgment.
Wagonwheels stumbles into town looking shaken and refuses to explain what he witnessed the night before, insisting his friends will never believe him—but when they finally coax out the truth, the punchline lands hard on everyone but him. A quick frontier tall tale that proves even the best storytellers can fall for their own setup.
A fugitive wracked with fever and guilt huddles in a cabin as a posse closes in, torn between two worlds—the gang he rode with and the straight life he desperately wanted to claim. Hunted by both the law and his former partners after trying to turn good, he faces the bitter end of a trail he never meant to follow. "The End of the Trail" is a gritty tale of second chances and the cost of running with the wrong crowd.
Molasses Mouth settles in for some deep contemplation on the frontier plains, and when a curious passerby demands to know what's on his mind, the philosophizing cowboy shares a peculiar bit of logic that leaves his questioner utterly baffled. It's a gag story where the humor hinges entirely on Molasses Mouth's wonderfully twisted way of looking at the world.
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↩ Reprints Lash LaRue Western #1 (1949), Lash LaRue Western #9 (1950)
Reprinted in Black Fury #51, Rodeo #40
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