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Black Fury #17

Jan 1959 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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Black Fury, a wild stallion, protects a struggling colt from a mare and foal that come to feed at a watering hole, establishing himself as the leader of the herd. The colt gains strength under Black Fury's protection, and the black stallion becomes increasingly devoted to safeguarding the young animal from the dangers of the desert. When the colt begins to sink in quicksand, Black Fury acts instinctively, running to help, leaping over the struggling animal and knocking it flat to save it from drowning.

Contains 5 stories
Stranger In the Herd
5 pp · Animal, Western-Frontier

Black Fury's peaceful grazing grounds are threatened when a scarred drifter named Turk—trained as a weapon by the ruthless fugitive Wid Nason—infiltrates the herd with orders to challenge the stallion's leadership. Black Fury senses the danger hidden in the strange horse's scent and must defend not only his position but his entire band from the men scheming to capture them for a bounty.

The Tenderfoot and the Outlaw
5 pp · Animal, Western-Frontier

A greenhorn tries to deliver cash to his uncle's ranch, but a crooked gang—led by a man named Jack—has other plans: they'll sell him a wild outlaw horse and ambush him on the trail. When the scheme goes sideways and the boy finds himself on the back of Black Fury, the legendary black stallion, he discovers that this untamed mustang might be exactly the ally he needs to turn the tables and save his uncle's property.

The Shining Stallion
5 pp · Animal, Western-Frontier

A dangerous outlaw called El Caballo spots Black Fury, a wild black stallion, and becomes obsessed with capturing and breaking the magnificent horse. Working with his accomplice Luis, El Caballo lays an elaborate trap in a canyon—but Luis, moved by compassion for the stallion, makes a choice that sets events in motion. When El Caballo moves to punish the betrayal, Black Fury returns with an unexpected ally in the darkness.

Two Strangers
5 pp · Western-Frontier

Ranger Jim Bechtal has trailed the fast-draw outlaw Ames Burr five hundred miles across Texas, haunting him day and night—but Burr, already having served his time, has the law on his side until he makes a move. When desperation forces Burr's hand and he attempts a robbery to escape the border, the real showdown finally arrives. Bechtal's patience and strategy prove as deadly as any quick gun when justice demands its due.

The Colt Born To Trouble
5 pp · Animal, Western-Frontier

An orphaned colt struggles to survive the wild mountain terrain—mountain lions, timber wolves, and quicksand all conspire against him—until Black Fury, the great black stallion leader, takes the young horse under his protection. As the colt grows stronger under Black Fury's watchful eye, he must eventually learn to fend for himself, and when he wanders into Dark Canyon one spring morning, he discovers whether his adopted mentor's lessons have prepared him for the real dangers that await.

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Full credits

writer Joe Gill
artist, inker Steve Ditko
cover pencils, inks Maurice Whitman

Reprints

Reprinted in Black Fury #58 (1959), Buffalo Bill #107 (1959), Steve Ditko Reader #3 (2005), Cheyenne Kid #100 (2021), Rodeo #58

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