Lone Ranger #22

In "Nach seines Vaters Vorbild," the son of slain sheriff Jim Carver takes up his father’s legacy after Pickens, the outlaw who killed him, continues his reign of terror. With his father’s gun and a burning need for justice, the young man leads a determined posse to the outlaw’s hideout, stepping into a role he never asked for but now must fulfill.

In the tense aftermath of a newly annexed Mexican territory, tax collector Andrew Gage exploits his power, orchestrating robberies to seize ranchers' land under false pretenses. When the son of a victimized rancher dons the Lone Ranger's mask to reclaim stolen gold, he steps into a dangerous game of justice and deception—where the line between hero and outlaw blurs.

In "Ein Puma schlägt zu!", a lone cougar terrorizes a wagon train, driving the pioneers to desperation. When the beast strikes again, the Lone Ranger takes action—removing Silver’s saddle to let the horse track the predator, leading to a tense showdown that tests both horse and rider. As the danger escalates, the Ranger recalls a past encounter with the elusive Apache horse hunter Keenay, whose cunning and traps now threaten the animals once more.