The Lone Ranger #14
In "The Lone Ranger and the Schoolteacher Sheriff," a harrowing escape from a wolf-filled ravine sets the stage for a tense showdown as Young Hawk and Little Buck return to their village—only to discover it's under threat from a looming Sioux attack. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Tom Hickey, this 1949 Dell classic blends frontier danger with unexpected courage, all captured in striking detail on a cover by Morris Gollub.
In a charming mix-up that turns Elmtown on its head, the Lone Ranger and Tonto find themselves playing opposite roles: the Lone Ranger, ever the town tamer, takes on the quiet duties of a schoolteacher, while Tonto, usually the loyal sidekick, steps into the boots of a reluctant sheriff. With Silver and Scout keeping watch, the duo must navigate the chaos of classrooms and courtrooms, all while keeping the frontier peace intact.
When a stampede of buffaloes drives Young Hawk and Little Buck into a ravine teeming with wolves, their fight for survival is only the beginning. Back at their village, the two boys discover the ominous signs of a coming Sioux attack—leaving them to face a threat far greater than the wild.
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