The Lone Ranger#30

The Lone Ranger #30

Dec 1950 · Wilson Publishing · 0.10 CAD

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In "They tell me, Walrus, that you can be hired to do anything!", Tonto plays a dangerous game of deception as he pretends to be an enemy of the Lone Ranger, rallying tribes gathered for war against the white men. Written by Fran Striker and illustrated by Charles Flanders, this 1950 adventure sees the Lone Ranger use cunning and a well-timed burst of fireworks to turn the tide and protect the Snake River settlement. Cover by Charles Flanders.

Contains 3 stories

Untitled Western-Frontier story

10 pp · Western-Frontier

Lone RangerTontoSilver (horse)Scout (horse)

In "null," Tonto pretends to be an enemy of the Lone Ranger as tensions rise between the Lone Ranger and a gathering of Native tribes preparing to wage war on white settlers. With Silver and Scout at their side, the pair must outwit the looming threat, using clever deception and a well-timed display of fireworks to turn the tide.

They tell me, Walrus, that you can be hired to do anything!

10 pp · Western-Frontier

Lone RangerTontoSilver (horse) (cameo)

Untitled Western-Frontier story

10 pp · Western-Frontier

Young HawkLittle Buck

In the stark beauty of the frontier, Little Buck returns to his village only to discover Young Hawk tracking a Dakota war party—intent on finding him. When Little Buck is captured, Young Hawk moves swiftly to rescue him, driving off the raiders with quiet determination.