The Lone Ranger #116
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Plants of the West," The Lone Ranger and Tonto follow a trail of stolen freight to a remote frontier town, where the real mystery begins: how the train robbers managed to identify the horses they stole—without ever seeing them in the daylight chase. Written by Paul S. Newman and brought to life with crisp, atmospheric art by Tom Gill, this 1958 Dell classic blends suspense and the West’s quiet dangers, with the cover by Tom Gill capturing the tension in a single, striking image.
In "The Blocked Train," the Lone Ranger and Tonto track down a gang of train robbers to a remote frontier town, where a clever mystery unfolds: how the outlaws managed to vanish without a trace—especially their horses, which were never seen during the chase. With Tonto’s keen instincts and the Lone Ranger’s sharp mind, they piece together clues that could lead to the robbers’ next move.
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Reprinted in The Lone Ranger #6 (1967), The Lone Ranger #7 (1967)
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