Lone Eagle #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe Swift Rider joins Phil Cary's party to stop white men's bullets and renegade treachery along "The Iron Trail." Under orders from a stage driver, the posse pursues a prisoner, but complications arise when the Swift Rider discovers the captive is actually an innocent man and the sheriff's true prisoner is someone else entirely. A Native American legend frames a second story about two young lovers from rival tribes who must each seek out a medicine dream in solitude, only to encounter each other and face tribal disapproval before ultimately parting ways.
In the dusty frontier town of Terra Depot, the sudden arrival of an empty stagecoach stirs suspicion when Sheriff Steve Blake and the Swift Rider investigate the brutalized horses and missing passengers. With Mary Cary’s safety at stake and a mysterious whip-wielding stranger leading the charge, the Swift Rider must unravel a web of betrayal tied to the town’s corrupt stage company, while Mary Cary—disguised as the outlaw—awaits her moment to expose the truth.
Lone Eagle recounts the tale of Hopping Beaver’s legendary survival after being trapped by a steel trap and then attacked by a grizzly bear, forcing him to cut off his own leg to escape. Though wounded and alone in the wilderness, Hopping Beaver’s courage and willpower see him through unimaginable pain and peril. As the story ends, Little Squirrel and other young villagers are moved by the tale, no longer mocking the old man but showing him newfound respect.
Lone Eagle struggles to lead his people toward peace as a young warrior, Silent Knife, incites fury against the encroaching railroad and white settlers. When the tribe votes for war, Lone Eagle must confront the betrayal of Silent Knife, who secretly collaborates with the white men—only to find himself hunted when the truth is revealed.
In the shadow of the high cliffs, a young warrior named Falling River faces a deadly ambush by his rival, Yellow Horse, who seeks to steal his name and honor. As the two battle on the edge of a towering precipice, a shocking twist of fate alters their fates in ways no one could foresee.
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↩ Reprints The Lone Rider #4 (1951)
Reprinted in Lone Eagle #1 (1956), Gunsmoke Trail #1 (1957)
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