Four Color #369
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Birth of a Prince," Gaylord Du Bois tells a tender, pivotal moment in the legend of Silver, the Lone Ranger’s loyal steed, as a three-month-old colt. When a golden eagle attacks his herd, Silver must face the predator alone—long before he becomes a legend. Sam Savitt’s evocative cover captures the moment with striking detail, drawing readers into this early chapter of Silver’s journey.
In this 1952 tale from Four Color #369, young Silver and his loyal friend Scamper face a perilous ordeal when they’re trapped in a remote valley, forced to stand their ground against a relentless pack of wolves. A classic Western-frontier adventure, the story captures the bond between two unlikely companions in a moment of raw survival.
In "Silver and the Winged Death," the Lone Ranger recounts a pivotal moment from the young colt’s past: a golden eagle takes the life of a herd mate, setting a course of survival that will shape Silver’s destiny. As a three-month-old foal, Silver must face the same predator that claimed his kin, testing his courage in the wild frontier.
In "The Rope," the Lone Ranger recounts Silver’s early days on the frontier, when a young Silver stumbled into a tense clash with Keenay the Apache after the warrior captured his mother. Though his rescue was more luck than planning, the moment would shape Silver’s path in ways he couldn’t yet foresee.
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