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Black Fury #11

Nov 1957 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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A rancher's prized cow and calf are attacked by a wild lobo pack led by a vengeful king wolf, prompting the rancher to hunt down Black Fury to help defend his stock. After the rancher reveals his secret plan involving dynamite, two suspicious strangers on horseback intercept him; one turns out to be an outlaw named Donnel with dynamite and evil intentions. Black Fury ultimately defeats the lobo pack and saves the ranch animals from the mountain lion threat, earning the grateful thanks of the rancher and his family.

Contains 5 stories
Blind Trail
5 pp · Animal, Western-Frontier
Black FuryJohn

When John and his family are caught in a blizzard on a treeless plateau, their wagon horses bolt and they're left stranded and snow-blind in the whiteout. Black Fury, a wild stallion seeking shelter of his own, mysteriously finds them in the storm and allows the desperate family to trust him as their guide down the dangerous mountain trail. Blinded by ice and driven by instinct, the mighty horse leads them through treacherous terrain to a cave where they find warmth and safety—then ventures back out into the cold to aid others still in need.

Lobo King
6 pp · Animal, Western-Frontier
Black Fury

Black Fury, a magnificent wild stallion, must defend a helpless calf and its mother from One Ear, a cunning timber wolf pack leader determined to exact revenge after their first encounter. When the rancher Pete Clay realizes the lobo king is assembling his pack to hunt down the stallion, a desperate chase into a canyon trap becomes a battle for survival that will test both horse and man.

Not Guns but Courage
6 pp · Western-Frontier

A Texas rancher named Donnel arrives in town with a legal deed to the disputed Crooked Sevens Ranch, only to find himself mistaken for a notorious gunslinger and targeted by two powerful men who want the land for themselves. When threats and intimidation fail to scare him off, Donnel proves that courage and quick thinking—wielding dynamite instead of six-guns—can outmatch raw firepower. This 1957 frontier tale shows what happens when a man refuses to be bullied, armed with nothing but nerve and the will to stand his ground.

The Fight for Stallion Valley
7 pp · Animal, Western-Frontier
Black Fury

When a desperate young boy and his family stumble upon Black Fury in the heart of Stallion Valley, the wild stallion's protective instincts awaken—leading the settlers to discover a hidden oasis and a home of their own. But when a scheming outsider returns with bandits to steal what the settlers have built, Black Fury must decide whether his loyalty to the open plains is stronger than his bond to the people he's come to guard. A timeless tale of a noble horse caught between two worlds, standing with those who need him most.

Sagebrush Sal and Romeo
1 pp · Humor

Sagebrush Sal puts Romeo through his paces on the dance floor, demanding higher leaps and better endurance before she'll agree to go to the Saturday night dance with him. When Romeo finally proves he can keep up, Sal sweetens the deal by offering him a cactus plant to rest on whenever he needs a breather—though her idea of a pep-up might be more painful than restful.

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Full credits

writer Joe Gill
cover pencils, inks Maurice Whitman

Reprints

Reprinted in Black Fury #3 (1959), Black Fury #3 (1959), Black Fury #52, Rodeo #42

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