Black Diamond Western #28

A runaway stagecoach tears across a rocky mountain pass on Charles Biro's cover for this November 1951 issue, with the masked Black Diamond urging his companion to jump to safety — arrows whizzing past as the horses bolt toward the edge. The dramatic speech bubble ("Jump, Bumper! Save yourself! Why should both of us die?") sets an urgent, pulse-quickening tone that pulls you straight into the action. Inside, you get a full 52 pages packed with three feature-length Black Diamond illustories, including "The Tale of the Fantastic Death Claims," making this a satisfying read from Lev Gleason's dependable western line.