The Lone Ranger #21
In "The Ghost Riders," former cavalryman Ben Thorpe is left for dead on the rails after outlaw Mac James steals his uniform and papers, setting off a tense, high-stakes chase through the frontier. Written by Paul S. Newman and brought to life with gritty detail by artist Tom Gill—whose inks give the shadows their weight—this issue pulses with danger and desperation. The cover by Tom Gill captures the moment’s raw tension, a stark image of a man caught between past and peril.
When outlaw Mac James steals the uniform and papers of discharged soldier Ben Thorpe, leaving him for dead on the railroad tracks, the Lone Ranger and Tonto soon find themselves tracking a man who isn’t who he claims to be—especially when the impostor rides a horse that doesn’t belong to any man of honor.
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