| Black Fury - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (285 words) |
 | This character, whose alter ego was socialite Marla Drake, was soon renamed Miss Fury, and later appeared in eight issues of her own magazine. |
| This character was a horse that roamed the West righting wrongs, bearing some resemblance to the 1955-1960 NBC Saturday-morning TV series Fury (for which Dell Publishing released a tie-in comic-book series). |
| Both Fox's original Black Fury and Tarpe Mills' Miss Fury were revived in Malibu Comics' Protectors #10-11 in 1993, in a two-part story ("Sound and Fury" and "The Rages of Sin") written by R.A. Jones with artwork by Thomas Derenick and Bobby Rae. |
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