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Straight Arrow's Fury #1 (1954)

Magazine Enterprises · 1954 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Untitled story
8 pp · western-frontier
FuryStraight Arrow
Thundering Hoofs
8 pp · western-frontier
FuryStraight Arrow

In the boom town of Mesquite Gulch, Straight Arrow and his remarkable golden stallion Fury come to the aid of a pioneer wagon train under attack—and a young woman named Nancy whose tragic past has left her wary of Indians. When Straight Arrow offers to guide the caravan safely to Nevada, old suspicions flare, but Fury's keen senses and courage soon prove invaluable as the wagon train faces a series of deadly sabotages: poisoned supplies, a deliberate rockslide, and worse. As the deadline to claim their government land grows closer, Straight Arrow and Fury must uncover who is orchestrating these attacks and stop them before the pioneers are driven back—or destroyed.

Riders Of The Open Range
8 pp · western-frontier
FuryStraight Arrow

Straight Arrow and his golden stallion Fury stumble upon a band of outlaws raiding an Army supply wagon, and a brutal confrontation leaves the Comanche warrior thrown from a cliff and swept downriver. Now Fury must rescue his fallen master from the wilderness—and stop a dangerous scheme involving stolen Army rifles that threatens the entire frontier. With Straight Arrow recovering and new allies in his corner, he sets out to catch the road agents before they strike again.

The Mustang Traitor
6 pp · western-frontier
Fury

Wild herds are vanishing from the western prairies, and Fury discovers why—a black stallion named Black Devil has been corrupted by mustangers to lure unsuspecting horses into their traps. The golden palomino must face off against the traitor in a brutal battle to free the herds and stop the poachers' scheme. With his survival and the freedom of countless wild mustangs hanging in the balance, Fury fights with everything he has.

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