Black Rider #25
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Gun Duel In Sonora," Toss Farley arrives in Tumbleweed with a plan to seize power by playing the White settlers against the Pawnee, using liquor and guns to stir chaos. With Joe Sinnott’s sharp art bringing the tense frontier drama to life, this pivotal issue unfolds in a town on the edge of violence. The cover by Joe Maneely captures the showdown’s raw, high-stakes atmosphere.
In "Gun Duel In Sonora," cattleman Judd Torrance is pushed to the edge after losing his herd to the notorious rustler El Tigre, desperate to save his ailing son. The Black Rider intervenes once, but must now stay close to prevent Torrance from taking the law into his own hands.
In "A River of Death!", Jo and Doc Masters face a deadly race against time when stagecoach bandit Shark Adams steals a vital medicine shipment meant for the town's doctor—only to threaten poisoning the entire water supply unless his demands are met. With the frontier town holding its breath, the stakes rise as trust is tested and danger flows like a hidden current through the dusty streets.
In "null," Toss Farley arrives in Tumbleweed with a plan as cold as the frontier wind—pitting the White settlers against the Pawnee by arming both with liquor and guns, all while weaving lies to ignite a powder keg of mistrust. As tensions rise and old wounds reopen, the town stands on the edge of chaos, with no clear side to trust.
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