Four Color #1138

Oct 1960 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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"Black Eagle" kicks off with Johnny Yuma resisting a trio of outlaws who want him on their side—refusal turns alliance into enmity. When Yuma seeks refuge at a remote ranch, he finds a teenage girl enduring harsh treatment from her uncle and aunt. The outlaws’ unexpected arrival at the ranch sets the stage for a tense, unfolding conflict. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Mike Sekowsky, with inks by Mike Peppe, this 1960 Dell Four Color issue delivers a classic Western clash of loyalty and justice. Cover by Mike Sekowsky.

Contains 4 stories

Black Eagle

16 pp · Western-Frontier

Johnny Yuma

In "Black Eagle," Johnny Yuma finds himself caught between old grudges and a new kind of danger when three outlaws, bitter after his refusal to join them, track him to a remote ranch. There, he meets a teen girl enduring hardship under her cruel aunt and uncle, and soon discovers that the outlaws' arrival will test his loyalty, his courage, and the fragile peace he’s found.

Johnny Yuma's Orphan

16 pp · Western-Frontier

Johnny Yuma

Quantrill's Raiders

1 pp · Non-Fiction, Western-Frontier

Jesse JamesWilliam Clarke Quantrill

Meat Hunters

1 pp · Non-Fiction, Western-Frontier