Western Gunfighters #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Revenge of the Redmen!", Doc Masters faces a desperate race against time when a young Comanche boy is infected by a rabid wolf, and his cure is destroyed. With no other option, the doctor dons the guise of the Black Rider to track down the beast, risking everything to save the boy. Syd Shores handles both art and inks for the story, while John Severin delivers the stark, evocative cover.
When Hatchet Haines dons the Black Rider’s disguise and murders the tailor who made it, he sets off a chain of violence that culminates in the kidnapping of Marie Lathrop. With the real Black Rider—Doc Masters—on his trail and the outlaw’s horse Satan at his side, a desperate chase unfolds through the rugged frontier, leading to a final confrontation on a treacherous cliff.
In "Revenge of the Redmen!", The Outlaw Kid [Lance Temple] races to clear the name of Chief Powhotti as tensions flare in a frontier town riled up by the deceitful Stagerobber Darro. With Mr. Temple caught in the crossfire and the innocent chief framed, the Kid must unravel a plot where the real enemy wears a mask of savagery.
In "The Fangs of the Mad Wolf!", the Black Rider rides into a frontier outpost to treat Little Fox, a young Comanche boy bitten by a rabid wolf. With his vaccine destroyed, Doc Masters must track down the beast himself, riding as the Black Rider through treacherous terrain, where the line between hunter and hunted blurs. The fate of the boy hangs in the balance as the rider and his horse, Satan, pursue the mad wolf into the wild.
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↩ Reprints Two Gun Western #13 (1952), Black Rider #19 (1953), The Outlaw Kid #19 (1957)
Reprinted in Héroes del Oeste #318 (1972), Cheyenne Kid #6 (1973), L'incroyable Hulk #19 (1973), L'étonnant Spider-Man #62 (1976)
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