The Lone Ranger #13
In "The Lone Ranger Unmasked," the legend of the masked rider takes a surprising turn as a series of anonymous jokes—submitted by a diverse cast of real people—begins to unravel the mystery behind the hero’s identity. With a cover by Hank Hartman, this 1969 Western issue blends humor and suspense in a story that challenges the very idea of who the Lone Ranger truly is.
Doc Hunter flees across the frontier, pursued by the ruthless railroad baron Kimsley Bolt. When he saves one of his hunters from a venomous snake, the act of mercy quickly turns deadly as he’s forced to defend himself—killing the man’s partner in a moment of desperate survival.
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↩ Reprints The Lone Ranger #100 (1956), The Lone Ranger #104 (1957)
Reprinted in Avontuur Classics #18152 (1970), Der einsame Reiter #6
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