The Lone Ranger #106
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Silver Bullets," the Lone Ranger orchestrates a clever ruse to outwit a band of outlaws, sending his nephew Dan Reid on a mission to retrieve silver bars and bullets from a remote mine. On the return journey, Dan is captured—only to be rescued by a mysterious old prospector whose true identity is a surprise. Written by Paul S. Newman and illustrated by Tom Gill, with a cover by Don Spaulding, this 1957 Dell adventure blends suspense and deception in a classic Western tale.
In "Silver Bullets," the Lone Ranger orchestrates a daring ruse when he sends Dan Reid to retrieve silver bars and bullets from his mine—only for Reid to be ambushed by bandits on the way back. Just as his capture seems certain, an enigmatic old prospector intervenes, leading to a surprising reveal: the man is none other than the Lone Ranger in disguise. With Tonto at his side and Ranger Jim making a brief cameo, the mystery deepens as the Ranger’s plan unfolds.
In a quiet corner of the frontier, Young Hawk and Little Buck form an unexpected bond with a Mayan farm couple while traveling with the boy Atan. When tensions rise with tax collectors, the trio parts ways—leaving Atan behind as Young Hawk and Little Buck head toward the unknown promise of the great city.
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Reprinted in Ensomme Rytter #14 (1979)
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