The Lone Ranger #114
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Escape," Young Hawk and Little Buck find themselves at the heart of a dramatic confrontation in the rugged canyons of western Mexico, where a jaguar’s desperate flight leads to an unexpected alliance with a group of mysterious hunters. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Rex Maxon, this 1957 Dell classic captures the spirit of the frontier with quiet intensity and vivid storytelling. The cover by Rex Maxon perfectly frames the moment’s tension.
In "Escape," the Lone Ranger and Tonto use a daring ruse, posing as outlaws to win the confidence of a bank robber abandoned by his own gang. With trust earned in the shadow of the frontier, they must navigate a dangerous game where loyalty is a weapon and freedom hangs in the balance.
In "The Marked Stage," the Lone Ranger and Tonto race against time to intercept a stagecoach carrying a secret payroll, but the real challenge lies in identifying the correct one—no easy task when all look the same. The Lone Ranger’s keen eye spots the difference, deducing the marked coach by nothing more than a subtle clue in its height, leaving Tonto both amazed and eager to follow the trail.
In the shadow of a vast canyon in western Mexico, Young Hawk and Little Buck track a jaguar to its den—only to find themselves drawn into a tense encounter with a group of tall hunters. When the beast is finally felled, the hunters offer them a surprising invitation to join their village, leaving the boys at the edge of a mystery they’re not sure they’re ready to unravel.
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Reprinted in The Lone Ranger Comic Album #6 (1962), The Lone Ranger #4 (1966), The Lone Ranger #51
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