Black Fury #57
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe main story "Hell Canyon" follows Black Fury, a mighty stallion who must navigate treacherous terrain and human danger when caught in a canyon. A woman named Helen Moss owns Black Fury and reveals that a killer cat named Satan has been stalking and attacking her livestock, including the stallion's herd. The story depicts Black Fury's struggle for survival as he and his companions face both the predatory cat and hostile humans in the rugged landscape. The issue also advertises two additional action stories, "Outcast King" and "A Friend in Need," though their contents are not visible in these pages.
When a ruthless horse hunter poisons the waterhole to capture Black Fury and his herd, the magnificent stallion refuses to drink—but his sacrifice leaves him weakened and trapped in an escape-proof corral, starving and alone. A debt of honor comes due when the scarred old bull he once saved answers his desperate call, arriving with unexpected allies to shatter the hunters' plans and free their friend from captivity.
When a fierce leopard named Satan escapes from a traveling circus during a violent storm in the remote badlands, a determined young woman named Helen Moss must face the wild creature—and discovers an unexpected ally in Black Fury, a wild stallion who charges to her aid. As Helen and her new equine companion track the dangerous predator through Hell Canyon, they'll need all the courage and cunning they can muster to recapture Satan before tragedy strikes.
Black Fury, the mightiest stallion on the great plains, finds himself outcast when a rival drives him into loco weed and seizes his crown. Weakened and shunned by the herd he once ruled, Black Fury must recover his strength and reclaim his place as king of the wild horse country.
When a misidentification sparks war between the U.S. Army and the Chiricahua Apache, the brilliant warrior Cochise leads his people in a years-long fight across the Arizona Territory. A fearless stagecoach driver named Tom Jeffords becomes the unlikely bridge between General O.O. Howard and the Apache chief, opening the door to a negotiation that will reshape the frontier forever. This non-fiction account from 1966 chronicles how one leader's strategic vision changed the course of the West.
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Reprinted in The Fastest Gun Western #38 (1979), Die lustigen Abenteuer von Jumbo und Dixi #13
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