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Cover: Charles Nicholas & Vince Alascia
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Rocky Lane Western #86

Aug 1959 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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# Rocky Lane Western #86 "How Rocky Lane Got Black Jack" tells the origin of Rocky Lane's stallion. Rocky Lane discovers Black Jack as a lean, hungry trail rider roaming the Chisholm Trail, fighting rustlers and outlaws. After witnessing the horse defeat an outlaw in a betting match, Rocky realizes he has found a worthy mount with a Spanish bit in his mouth, indicating the stallion's ornery nature. Black Jack becomes restless one night and, after Rocky saddles him securely, the stallion races urgently into the hills at dawn, leading Rocky to follow him and discover what the horse was protecting.

Contains 5 stories
The Big Man in Durando
7 pp · Western-Frontier

In the dusty town of Durando, the feared rancher Shell Buckman rules with intimidation and a crew of loyal gunfighters, admired by locals like young Teddy Voss. When the Fighting Marshal, Rocky Lane, arrives to uncover Buckman’s stolen cattle, he realizes brute force won’t break the man’s hold on the town—instead, he must expose Buckman’s cowardice and deceit to shatter the myth of his invincibility.

How Rocky Lane Got Black Jack
6 pp · Western-Frontier

Rocky Lane, a seasoned trail rider, takes on the notorious stallion Black Jack in a high-stakes bet after the horse's cruel treatment by the town's gambler, Buck Reilly. With the entire town watching, Rocky must master the wild horse through skill and nerve, proving himself not just a rider but a man who can tame even the most defiant beast.

The Deadly Edge
3 pp · Western-Frontier
Runaway
4 pp · Western-Frontier

Rocky Lane’s loyal stallion, Black Jack, begins acting strangely, repeatedly fleeing despite his master’s calls. When the horse returns wounded and exhausted, Rocky discovers Black Jack has been protecting a young orphaned colt, leading to a tense confrontation with a pack of timber wolves.

Ten Seconds!
2 pp · Western-Frontier

In a desperate standoff, the fugitive Mal Barker threatens to detonate a shack full of dynamite unless his demands are met, forcing Rocky Lane to confront him before the fuse burns down in ten seconds. With time running out and the town evacuated, Rocky must decide whether to believe Barker’s threat—or risk everything on a hunch that the dynamite may be too wet to explode.

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Full credits

writer Joe Gill
cover pencils Charles Nicholas
cover inks Vince Alascia

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Reprinted in Rocky Lane Western #138

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