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Black Diamond Western #43

Mar 1953 · Lev Gleason [1930s-1950s] · 0.10 USD
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Black Diamond, a masked western hero, pursues the criminal Red Fire after discovering a plot to kidnap a child and steal ore from Dennison's mine. Red Fire sets fire to a distillery shack and attempts to escape with the child in a bumper car disguised as a stagecoach, but Black Diamond catches him on the trail and defeats him in a confrontation. Marshal Jim Grendell arrives to restore justice and recover the stolen gold, with Dennison's property claim rightfully vindicated.

Contains 3 stories
The Bullet Eater
10 pp · Western-Frontier
Red Fire

Red Fire rushes to find a skilled doctor who can save Chief Wa-Ti-Ki, his ailing mentor, armed with the tribe's gold and determination—but in the territorial town of Blackville, he encounters the unscrupulous Dr. Zabbo and his ruthless associate, a con artist peddling fake remedies to desperate people. As Red Fire investigates their dangerous scheme, he discovers that behind the promises of cure-all medicine lies something far more sinister than simple fraud.

The Gold Strike Hoaxers
7 pp · Western-Frontier

U.S. Marshal Bob Black Diamond and his sidekick Bumper ride into Colboro in 1881, where they suspect two drifters—Lucius Dunne and Bart Moreno—are running a con on the town's residents. When the criminals seize on a rumor of a gold strike to hatch their scheme, Black Diamond must outthink the schemers before their hoax turns into something far more dangerous.

Star of Evil
7.6 pp · Western-Frontier
Black Diamond

When Black Diamond rides into the scorching town of Coppertown, Arizona, he uncovers a corruption scheme far worse than the heat—a crooked marshal named Grendell using his badge to rob miners and terrorize citizens. After witnessing the frame-up of an innocent young miner for a murder Grendell himself committed, Black Diamond sets out to prove the truth and dismantle the outlaw marshal's operation. In "Star of Evil," writer and artist prove that a tin star is only as honest as the man who wears it.

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Full credits

artist Al Luster
cover pencils, inks Dick Rockwell

Reprints

Reprinted in Best of the West #13 (2000), Best of the West Roundup #3 (2006), Black Diamond Western #16

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