Black Fury #54
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Love of Fury," a white palomino mare becomes the target of renegade Indians, vicious horse hunters, and other pursuers, but Black Fury—a wild black stallion—repeatedly intervenes to protect her. In "A Friend in Need," when the Carter family faces trouble, Black Fury comes to their aid by rescuing them from a burning house, demonstrating his loyal bond with the family he has befriended. The issue showcases Black Fury's heroic nature across two stories of the wild stallion defending the innocent from danger.
In "The Challenge," Black Fury faces a formidable rival in the form of a massive white horse determined to claim his title as King of the Wild Horses from the Ramada. Though overwhelmed and bested in the clash, Black Fury survives to heal and prepare for a reckoning that will test his strength and spirit once more.
Black Fury faces his greatest challenge when a powerful white stallion arrives seeking to claim leadership of the herd, forcing the legendary black horse into a brutal battle for dominance. After suffering defeat and injury, Black Fury must recover his strength and courage to reclaim what was taken from him. The rematch between these two mighty warriors will determine who rules the wild horses.
Black Fury finds himself trapped in quicksand at Sticky Creek until the Carter family rescues him—and grateful for their kindness, the magnificent stallion decides to stay and help work their struggling ranch. When ruthless outlaws fleeing a posse invade the homestead, they lock the Carter children inside as a fire spreads through the cabin, leaving Black Fury to answer their desperate cries for help in a race against the flames.
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Reprinted in The Fastest Gun Western #35 (1979), Blazing Six-Gun Adventure #[nn] (1981), Outlaws of the West #[nn] (1981), Kid Montana Gunfighter #[nn] (1982)
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