The Lone Ranger #54
In "Bandits in Uniform," the Lone Ranger faces a new kind of outlaw—someone wearing a government badge. When tax collector Andrew Gage begins using hired thugs to steal from ranchers under the guise of enforcing taxes, the son of a victim takes up the mask to fight back. Tom Gill's art brings the dusty frontier to life, while Ernest Nordli's cover captures the tension of a man in uniform with a hidden agenda.
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Andrew Gage, the U. S. government tax collector in newly-annexed Mexican territory, is hiring men to rob ranch owners so he can take over their property for not paying their taxes. The son of one of the victimized ranchers impersonates the Lone Ranger to get some of the gold back.
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