Appearing in "Limpando a cidade"
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- Travers
- Grimes
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- Henry
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Synopsis for "Limpando a cidade"
The next day, Dr. Matthew Masters wakes up and rides into town and learns from the locals that Travers has hired a number of gunslingers to eliminate the Black Rider. Realizing that this poses a danger to the innocent people in town, Masters pays a personal visit and pleads to the gambler not to start his war in Leadville as it would lead to innocent people being wounded, however Travers refuses to listen and tells Masters to leave.
As the last of the gunslingers arrive, they decide to try and force the Black Rider out of hiding by causing a ruckus in town, even wrecking Travers' gambling hall in the process. The Black Rider then arrives and guns down all the outlaws, thankfully before anyone can get hurt. Charging toward Travers' gambling hall on his horse Satan, the Black Rider crashes through the front door. Travers begs for his life, and the Black Rider then kicks the defeated gambler out into the street and forces him to crawl out of town on his hands and knees with Satan following behind giving him a good nip in the rear should he go too slow.
The following day, Matthew Masters is happy to see that the gambling hall is now being converted into a new town auditorium.Appearing in "O homem que voltou!"
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- Sheriff Kim
- Pat
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- Ben Hobson
- Blayne
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- United States of America
- Cayuse County
- United States of America
- Earth
Synopsis for "O homem que voltou!"
At the his Circle-X ranch, the sheriff gathers a posse to go out and look to make sure that Aloysius Kare is no longer in the area. Unaware to them, Kare is watching from a nearby hill and notes that Hobson and his associate Blaine are not among the men out looking for him. Kare then changes into the Apache Kid just as a gang of masked men storm the Circle-X to steal the cattle there. The Kid rushes in, taking down their leader and using Nightwind to route the stampeding cattle while the rest of the gang gets away.
The Apache Kid then carries the leader of the gang to the sheriff and his posse and unmasks him as Bob Hobson. However Hobson tries to convince the sheriff that the Apache Kid is responsible for rustling the cattle and is in league with Aloysius Kare. With no way to prove either story, he is forced to let Bob go. However when Pat arrives and confirms the Apache Kid's story, the sheriff orders his men to go after him. The Apache Kid gets the lead and changes into Aloysius Kare and gets the jump on Jobson and easily subdues him. The sheriff thanks Kare for his help and apologizes for running him out of town.Appearing in "As aparências enganam"
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Synopsis for "As aparências enganam"
A few days later, the Outlaw Kid is in town again in his alter-ego of Lance Temple. He is greeted by his girl Belle Taylor who is out walking with Weaver. She tells Lance that Weaver intends to purchase some cattle from her father and set up a ranch in town and is in the middle of transfer negotiations. She then invited Lance to the fair, and noticing how Weaver has a way with women decides to go if only to keep an eye on Belle.
That night, Lance notices the gunnies that were with Weaver the day before and after they briefly meet with him and leave, Lance decides to follow after them as the Outlaw Kid. As the fair ends with a fireworks display, the gunmen are at the Caliber City bank setting explosives, the sounds of which would be confused with the fireworks.
Their work is interrupted by the Outlaw Kid who sends them fleeing, but not before one of the outlaws tosses the bundle of explosives at the masked hero. The Kid quickly tosses the explosives in a nearby watering trough. After sending the sheriff and his men after the outlaws, the Kid confronts Weaver at the fair. He reveals to Belle that Weaver was only posing as a potential rancher to case the town and plan the robbery. Weaver denies it until the Outlaw Kid points out that the sheriff and his men will undoubtedly capture his minions and Weaver tries to pull a gun on the Kid. However the Kid punches him out before he has a chance to fire. In the aftermath, the Outlaw Kid warns Belle never to trust someone based on appearances, Belle responds by telling him that in knowing the Outlaw Kid she already knows that.Appearing in "Rixa no Oeste!"
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- Tod
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- Ken Morley's Men
- Les Harlow's Men
- Sheriff (Unnamed)
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- Ben's Store
Synopsis for "Rixa no Oeste!"
When the Kid arrives on Harley's land, he finds Les and his men waiting and ready to shoot a "friend" of Ken Morley. This leads to another fight, which is quickly stopped when Lightning gets the jump on Harlow. Les denies putting up the barbed wire fence, accusing Ken of putting up barbed wire to block a pass that he needs to move his cattle through. The Western Kid suddenly realizes that someone else wants to set both Ken and Les against each other and goes to find out who is responsible.
Checking the barbed write fences put up on the pass and at the watering hole, the Kid notices that the fences are new and that they are both the same kind. Tex pays a visit to the local general store to ask who has been buying barbed wire recently. Ben the shop owner cannot single anyone out, however he gets nervous when Lightning begins sniffing around the backdoor of his shore. When the shop keeper tries to shoot Lightning, the Kid tosses a scoop of flour in his eyes and then rams through the door. On the other side he finds Ben's brother and knocks him out. Ben tells the Kid that his brother wanted revenge on both Morley and Harlow who were responsible for sending him to prison years ago after he was caught cattle rustling. The Kid reveals that tracking down Ben's brother for the US Marshals was what brought him to the area to begin with. With Ben's brother in custody, both Ken and Les end their hostilities and promise to work together in the future.Appearing in "Ringo Kid"
Ringo Kid #8
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Synopsis for "Ringo Kid"
Ringo Kid #8
Appearing in "O protetor"
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Synopsis for "O protetor"
Notes
- Cavaleiro Negro was a reprint title of the brasilian publisher RGE, who had the license to reprint Black Rider from Marvel.
- In this brazilian version, Matthew Masters was renamed Heron Robledo,but all his backstory was left the same.
- Only the stories featuring Marvel characters are listed in the database. This comic also reprinted western stories from other publishers like Magazine Enterprises (Daniel Boone).