The Lone Ranger #112
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Trapped in the Lone Ranger's Cabin," outlaws corner Jim at the Lone Ranger's remote cabin, unaware it sits atop a hidden silver mine. Dan Reid, the Ranger himself, remains concealed in the mine shaft, its entrance cleverly disguised behind a secret door within the cabin. Written by Paul S. Newman and illustrated by Tom Gill, this 1957 Dell adventure blends suspense and frontier ingenuity, with the cover by Tom Gill capturing the tense standoff.
When outlaws raid the Lone Ranger’s abandoned cabin, they take Ranger Jim hostage and trap the others in a web of danger and secrets. With Tonto watching from the shadows and Dan Reid hiding in the mine’s hidden shaft, the cabin becomes a battleground of wits and survival—where every shadow could be a threat, and every silence a warning.
When Bob Grant abandons his outlaw gang after a raid, he flees to an old, forgotten Spanish church seeking sanctuary. There, he finds himself face to face with the Lone Ranger and Tonto, who are tracking the gang’s movements—now unsure whether to pursue or protect a man who’s changed his mind.
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Reprinted in The Lone Ranger Comic Album #6 (1962), Ensomme Rytter #13 (1979), Ensomme Rytter #14 (1979)
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