Four Color #151
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this 1947 Four Color adventure, The Lone Ranger and Tonto stumble upon a silent, lifeless town where even the animals are asleep—until they discover a girl tied to a chair in an empty house. Written by Fran Striker and illustrated by Charles Flanders, the story unfolds as the trio is forced into a mine by a madman named Sully, who holds the entire town hostage after drugging their water. The cover by Morris Gollub captures the eerie stillness of the scene, a 10-cent mystery from the golden age of comics.
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The Lone Ranger and Tonto ride into a strangely deserted town. There are no people and all the animals are asleep. They find a girl tied to a chair in a house. After they untie her, the three are forced into a mine by a deranged man, who proceeds to blast the entrance closed. All the townspeople are in the mine, having been brought there after drinking drugged water. Their captor, Sully, says he'll blast the entrance open if Dixon, the mine's owner, signs the mine over to him.
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