The Lone Ranger's Famous Horse Hi-Yo Silver #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Silver's First Swim," the Lone Ranger's legendary horse Hi-Yo Silver takes center stage as he faces a new challenge in the wilds of the frontier. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Tom Gill, this 1954 Dell classic captures Silver’s courage and instinct as he tracks a dangerous cougar threatening the wagon train—only to later confront the cunning Apache horse hunter Keenay, who seeks to capture him. Sam Savitt’s dynamic cover perfectly captures the action, while the story unfolds with quiet tension and the timeless spirit of the West.
In "Silver Strikes Back," the Lone Ranger and his faithful horse Silver face a new threat when a cougar begins stalking the wagon train, prompting the Ranger to send Silver into the wilderness to track it down. As the danger escalates, the Apache horse hunter Keenay reappears, setting traps to capture Silver and use him to lure the Lone Ranger into a deadly game—only for Silver to outwit every scheme, free the captured colt Scamper, and expose Keenay’s plans in the end.
In the rugged terrain of 1954’s West, a young girl named Martha awakens alone after her mare Nellie bolts in fear, leaving her stranded with only the wind and the distant howl of a coyote. With four buffalo wolves closing in, her only hope lies with Silver, the Lone Ranger’s famed horse, who answers her cry from the arroyo. As the search party arrives, they find a trail of evidence that confirms the impossible: Silver, the horse, had been her protector all along.
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