The Lone Ranger #3
In "Horse Sense," Clint Dawes stakes a claim on a disputed stretch of land, asserting ownership through an old charter and confronting settlers he labels squatters—his methods as unyielding as the frontier itself. Written by Paul S. Newman and illustrated by Tom Gill, this 1966 Western episode captures the tension of frontier justice with grounded storytelling and crisp art, while the cover by Tom Gill sets the stage with a striking, evocative image.
In "On the Dodge," the Lone Ranger and Tonto ride into a tense frontier town where a man named Clint Dawes claims rightful ownership of vast lands through an old charter, declaring anyone who settled there a squatter—and burning their homes if they don’t flee.
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↩ Reprints The Lone Ranger #38 (1951), The Lone Ranger #40 (1951), The Lone Ranger #109 (1957), The Lone Ranger #110 (1957), The Lone Ranger #118 (1958), The Lone Ranger #119 (1958)
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