Black Fury #34
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeBlack Fury #34 is an anthology issue containing two stories. The lead story depicts a conflict involving a black stallion named Black Fury, a mighty warrior horse, and a group of men who battle against enemies while Indians retrieve their wounded and capture the buffalo with them, ultimately recognizing Black Fury as their savior. The second story, "Gregory's Diggings," is a text feature recounting a firsthand account of a journey to the Rocky Mountains during the gold rush era of 1859, detailing the hardships of travel, mining operations, and encounters with frontier dangers. Additionally, the issue includes a comic story about a boy named Billy and his relationship with a beautiful blue stallion horse, showing their bond developing over time as the horse becomes stronger and Billy's father places a reward poster for the animal.
Army scout Ed Schiefflin leaves his post to pursue a dangerous dream: prospecting for silver in Arizona's treacherous Dragoon Mountains, despite warnings from his fellow scout that he'll find only his tombstone there. Braving Apache attacks and harsh terrain, Schiefflin's determination pays off when he stakes his first silver claim—a discovery that would eventually grow into the legendary city of Tombstone, Arizona.
John Colter, a legendary frontiersman of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, finds himself captured by Blackfeet warriors after a brutal ambush leaves his companion dead. Recognizing Colter as a fearless fighter from a past encounter, the Blackfoot chief offers him a brutal test of survival: stripped of weapons and clothes, he must run across hostile territory while the tribe's warriors pursue him. What follows is one of the most extraordinary feats of endurance and cunning in frontier history as Colter fights to reach safety.
After weeks of pursuit through the savage hills, Black Fury is finally cornered by a band of Apaches—only to be wounded and left to die, until a young boy named Billy Colton discovers the injured stallion and nurses him back to health. When a mysterious stranger arrives at the ranch demanding the black horse for his escape across the border, Billy learns a shocking truth about his own past that will bind his fate to Black Fury's in ways neither could have imagined.
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Reprinted in Black Fury #7 (1960), Black Fury #50 (1961), Le Fantôme Spécial #47 (1967)
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