by Christopher Alan Chambers (Author), Gary Phillips (Author), John Lutz (Author)
From out of the Wild West, gun on his hip, song on his lips, returns a historic hero of the silver screen in brand new stories- THE BRONZE BUCKAROO RIDES AGAIN Portrayed by singer/actor Herb Jeffries, The Bronze Buckaroo, Bob Blake, appeared on screens in 1939 as the first African American singing cowboy. Cast in the mold of Gene Autry and Roy Rogers, The Buckaroos' films had one major difference. They sported largely African American casts and were produced by African American companies. With four films usually listed as the Buckaroo's legacy, this truly great moment in cinema history has been largely forgotten, except for film experts and fans of great stories.THE ADVENTURES OF THE BRONZE BUCKAROO feature leading authors in Genre Fiction today, each giving their own take on the most unique Singing Cowboy to ever ride into a theater Load your sixguns, saddle up, and get ready to charge into two fisted matinee movie action with THE ADVENTURES OF THE BRONZE BUCKAROO