The Lone Ranger's Companion Tonto #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Six-Gun Troublemaker," tensions rise as Chief Stone Bear prepares to sign a peace treaty with the palefaces, but Chief Wolf-Voice sees betrayal in the making—believing Stone Bear has turned soft, selling their people’s future for fleeting promises. Written by Paul S. Newman and illustrated by Alberto Giolitti, this 1953 Dell adventure captures the clash of loyalty and legacy in the American West, with Giolitti’s dynamic art bringing the frontier’s stakes to life. The cover by Alberto Giolitti sets the scene with a dramatic, dusty showdown.
In "Six-Gun Troublemaker," Tonto stands between Jim the Kid and the deadly Hank Lynn, his calm resolve tested when Lynn draws first—only for Tonto’s shot to knock the gun from his hand. Jim the Kid, convinced of his own speed and skeptical of Tonto’s claim, refuses to believe the truth, setting off a tense stand-off where reputation and pride hang in the balance.
When Chief Stone Bear agrees to sign a peace treaty with the palefaces, tensions flare among the tribe—especially with Chief Wolf-Voice, who sees the move as betrayal. Tonto, riding Scout, must navigate the growing divide as old loyalties are tested and the future of the people hangs in the balance.
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