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Black Heroes of the Wild West #[nn]

Jan 2020 · RAW Junior · 16.95 USD
“Chapter One: Mary Fields”

"Chapter One: Mary Fields" tells the true story of Mary Fields—known as Black Mary, White Crow, and Stagecoach Mary—a formerly enslaved woman who forged a remarkable path in the American West. As the second woman and first African American to drive a Star Route stagecoach, her courage and determination earned her lasting respect. Written and illustrated by James Otis Smith, with colors by Frank Reynoso and letters by Smith, this powerful biography is brought to life through Smith’s distinctive art and storytelling, with a cover by Smith himself.

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writer, artist, inker, letterer James Otis Smith
colorist Frank Reynoso
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Biography of Mary Fields, a.k.a. Black Mary, a.k.a. White Crow, a.k.a. Stagecoach Mary. A former slave who moved west and gained fame and respect. She was the second woman and first African American to drive a Star Route stagecoach.

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