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Black Fury #13

Apr 1958 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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Black Fury, a wild mustang stallion, is described as untamable—no man in the West can tame him. When a boy named Todd visits his grandfather's ranch, he sees Black Fury and wants him, but the horse eludes capture. A foreman and other men conspire to trap Todd and steal Black Fury for themselves. Black Fury uses his keen sense of smell to locate water in the desert, saving a lost rider, and later helps Todd escape the villains' trap by leading him away on a wild chase across the countryside.

Contains 6 stories
The Day the Wolves Struck!
6 pp · Animal, Western-Frontier

When a starving wolf pack launches a coordinated assault on Black Fury and his herd of mares, the legendary wild stallion must rely on speed and instinct to survive their cunning attack. A weary mustanger pursuing the great horse discovers his quarry under siege and makes a fateful choice that will change them both.

Curly and the Wolf
1 pp · Humor

Curly chases after a wolf with determined grit, but his hunting prowess doesn't quite match his enthusiasm—especially when the wolf has other ideas about how their encounter will end. This 1958 humor tale pits a headstrong cowboy against a creature with a playful streak and the upper hand.

Untamable
5 pp · Animal, Western-Frontier

P.J. Sloane's grandson Todd falls in love with Black Fury, the wild stallion running free across the western plains, and asks his doting grandfather for the horse as his own. Determined to give the boy what he wants, Sloane orders his ranch hands to capture and tame the untamable stallion—but Black Fury has never answered to any master, and the effort may prove more than even thirty men can handle. This is a story about a boy's wish, a stubborn horse, and what it takes to bend an unbendable spirit.

Black Fury
2 pp · Non-Fiction, Western-Frontier

When P.J. Simms launches an all-out hunt to capture the wild stallion Black Fury, the clever horse outsmarts every trap and rider thrown at him—until a chance encounter with a young boy named Todd changes everything. As the stallion unexpectedly bonds with the child, even the toughest riders discover that Black Fury will only submit to one thing: genuine friendship. In this touching western tale, a spirited mustang learns that freedom and companionship don't have to mean choosing one over the other.

Sgt. Lightning!
5 pp · Western-Frontier

Trapped by an Indian ambush with no way to call for reinforcements, Captain Company A hatches a desperate plan: Sgt. Lightning will attempt the impossible ride to the fort for help before dawn breaks and the next charge comes. A clever bit of frontier tactics and a loyal horse turn the tide when the warriors discover they've been outwitted in the most unexpected way.

Sierra Terror
5 pp · Animal, Western-Frontier

Cowman Dan Bollard becomes obsessed with capturing the wild stallion Black Fury after spotting him in the Sierra Mountains, but the intelligent horse stays one step ahead through cunning and wit. When a blizzard traps Bollard in the wilderness, Black Fury returns the favor and saves the man's life—leading Bollard to finally accept that some horses are meant to run free. A tale of mutual respect earned between a determined cowboy and an untamable spirit of the frontier.

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writer Joe Gill
cover pencils, inks Maurice Whitman

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