Four Color #167
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Lone Ranger and the Hooded Horsemen," the masked lawman tracks Red Hawkins, accused of murdering a Texas Ranger, only to be caught in a bridge explosion meant to silence him. Saved from drowning by Hawkins’s wife and reluctantly aided by Hawkins himself, the Lone Ranger recovers and takes him into custody—yet remains determined to uncover the truth behind the crime. Written by Fran Striker and illustrated by Charles Flanders, with a cover by Morris Gollub, this 1947 adventure blends suspense and moral conviction in a classic Western tale.
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The Lone Ranger is on the trail of Red Hawkins, a man accused of killing a Texas Ranger. The Lone Ranger and Silver get caught in an explosion meant to blow up a bridge. The Lone Ranger is saved by Hawkins wife from drowning and Hawkins reluctantly helps her bring the Lone Ranger to shore. After recovering, the Lone Ranger takes Hawkins to jail, but vows to find proof that Hawkins didn't kill the Texas Ranger.
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