Appearing in "Vingança nas montanhas (Revenge in the mountains)"
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- Collen
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Synopsis for "Vingança nas montanhas (Revenge in the mountains)"
One day, Doctor Matthew Masters (Heron Robledo) was invited to the Lathrop ranch to eat with Marie and Bob. He offered to capture an old robber (Inacio) that were robbing the Lathrop's chicken.
An old enemy of the Rider, Collen, escaped from prison and coerced the old robber to help with his revenge, Inacio faked repentance for his robbery and later kidnapped Bobby and burnt the Lathrob's ranch. The Rider confronted Collen, but he used Bobby as hostage, and forced both the Black Rider and Bob to go to a cave, expecting to shoot them there, but he was suddenly stopped by Joe Verruga, another of the Rider's enemies, and who wanted to kill him personally.
The Black Rider took advantage of this opening to defeat and capture both of his foes. Inacio was forgiven and remained as a new servant in the Lathrop's hacienda
Appearing in "Ringo Kid"
Ringo Kid #5
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Ringo Kid #5
As they ride off they are observed by a minion of an outlaw named Gila, who is really responsible for the crimes that the Ringo Kid has been framed for. When he goes goes back to report to Gila about Ringo Kid's escape from military custody, Gila plots to attack the fort during a gold shipment and frame it on the Ringo Kid. While the soldiers leave the fort to meet with the gold shipment, Gila and his men set up an ambush not far away. While elsewhere, the Ringo Kid's horse Arab hears danger alerting the Ringo Kid to Gila's ambush.
When Gila and his man begin their attack, the Ringo Kid catches them by surprise and wipes out the gang, saving the soldiers lives. Seeing the Ringo Kid was responsible for saving their lives the soldiers allow him to leave.Appearing in "O problema do delegado"
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Appearing in "Cilada ao meio-día"
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There Carter explains that he went to Mesquite to visit his father but figures he is too ashamed to see him, but the Kid convinces him that he Carter's father would know his son was innocent. The Kid then learns how Carter was framed for the robbery: he woke up in the bank, with the loot missing, and was arrested with the crime. With no proof to the contrary he was found guilty.
This gives Kid an idea and he convinces Carter to let himself be locked up again. They go back into town where they pay a visit to the sheriff who agrees to lock Carter in a cell. The Kid then tethers Carter's horse to a hitching post outside the local saloon. When the men who tried to bushwhack Carter tell Clip that Carter's horse is outside, he tells his men to continue he comes up with a plan. Clip then goes to the local bank to express his outrage of Carter's release and tells the banker that Carter was seen heading this way. Outside, Clip's men are wearing masks and set to rob the bank, framing Carter for the robbery. The Rawhide Kid interferes, rending a bundle of explosives from the masked outlaws hands and tosses it safely away and the other outlaw is captured by the sheriff.
When they confront Clip Haggard over his involvement, he accuses Carter for plotting the robbery until the Kid reveals that they had Carter locked up in the jail the whole time and couldn't have possibly planned it. Clip tries to draw his gun, but the Kid shoots him out of his hand and Haggard is then turned over to the authorities, clearing Carter's name of all the crimes he was accused of.Notes
- Cavaleiro Negro was a reprint title of the brasilian publisher RGE, who had the license to reprint Black Rider from Marvel.
- When the American material ended, RGE (Since issue 79) produced new stories for the already established Black Rider character, using his original background.[1]
- In this brasilian version, Matthew Masters was renamed Heron Robledo. Wyatt Earp was renamed "Tom Earp". Rawhide Kid I was renamed "Randy Scott".
- Only the stories featuring Marvel characters are listed in the database. This comic also reprinted western stories from other publishers like Charlton (Kid Montana).