Black Fury #4

Jan 1956 · Charlton · 0.10 USD

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Black Fury demonstrates his supernatural abilities by galloping through a mystical fog to help his rider Chief cut off outlaws, completing tricks on command to assist in their pursuit. The story concludes with Black Fury and Chief hunting outlaws together, as the animal is praised for his understanding and wild nature. The issue also includes the story "Save a Soul," in which Mrs. Ada Shaw seeks Sheriff Geary's help to save her son Bob from joining outlaw Marc Curtis's gang, and Sheriff Dan Geary enlists the famous Prince Albert Kid to attempt to redirect the wayward youth toward law-abiding citizenship through an expedition into hill country. A third story, "Bing and Bong," depicts two cowboys attempting to raid a ranch, planning to eat the food they find and watch for the owners' return.

Contains 5 stories

Black Fury's Owlhoot Career!

8 pp · Western-Frontier

Black Fury

Silence Is Golden

1 pp · Humor, Western-Frontier

Windy Wallace eagerly invites Pattie to hear another of his famous talks at the town hall, but she's got plenty of reasons why his last speech left much to be desired. A cowgirl takes no prisoners when it comes to public speaking—or keeping her opinions to herself.

Challenge For The Crown

6 pp · Western-Frontier

Black Fury

Ambush At Thunder Junction

6 pp · Western-Frontier

Black Fury

When a cowpoke named Dod Parker is ambushed by outlaws and left for dead, the wild stallion Black Fury discovers him and carries him toward Thunder Junction—though the coal-black horse wants nothing to do with civilization. Now Parker must track down the man called Rolf and recover his stolen gold, but when he confronts the thieves in town, he finds himself framed and hunted by the very law he hoped would help him. As Parker and his mount face a deadly chase into the hills, Black Fury makes a choice that proves his courage runs as deep as his need for freedom.

Untitled Western-Frontier story

4 pp · Western-Frontier

BingBong