Black Fury #50

A drifter bearing an unfortunate resemblance to a masked outlaw finds himself the target of a hate-filled frontier town convinced he's a murderer and stage robber. When the townsfolk's accusations turn violent, Black Fury becomes the only thing standing between the innocent Buck Willer and a lynch mob hungry for blood. As suspicion and gunfire threaten to overwhelm justice, one man's survival hangs in the balance.

When drought threatens his herd, Black Fury must find shelter and sustenance or watch them perish—and he discovers both in the treacherous Lobo Valley, where green grass and sweet water come with a deadly price. The stallion faces off against the wolves that gave the valley its name to protect his vulnerable mares and foals, proving why he earned his fearsome reputation in this high-stakes survival story from 1961.

A ruthless gunslinger named Ranse Harro has ruled Logan Creek with an iron fist for years, terrorizing the townspeople into submission—but there's one creature he can't intimidate: a scrappy mongrel dog that refuses to fear him. When the mutt finally stands up to the tyrant one time too many, the frightened citizens of Logan Creek see their chance to reclaim their town from the man who's held them hostage for so long.

Black Fury watches over a wounded Comanche warrior during a brutal conflict between tribes, and when the brave seems destined to perish, the great stallion takes it upon himself to nurse him back to health—carrying water, finding medicinal berries, and eventually allowing the healed warrior to ride him once more. As the warrior regains his strength, he discovers Black Fury may be repaying an old debt from a past encounter, but their bond is tested when enemies close in on the plains. A powerful tale of loyalty between horse and man that transcends the violence of war.