The Lone Ranger #23
In "The Lone Ranger and the Tunnel Builders," Tonto recounts the legendary origins of the Lone Ranger, detailing how he first came to be known as the masked rider and how he outwitted the notorious Cavendish gang. Written by Fran Striker and illustrated by Charles Flanders, this 1950 Dell classic reveals the beginnings of the Lone Ranger’s silver bullets and the moment he earned his faithful horse, Silver. The cover, by Morris Gollub, captures the mystery and grit of the frontier with striking clarity.
When Little Buck and White Fawn take refuge in a corn field, fearing spirits have struck Young Hawk, their desperate hiding place becomes a trap as returning warriors close in. The trio’s flight into the tall stalks leads to a tense standoff, testing their courage and resolve in the shadow of ancient dangers.
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Reprinted in The Lone Ranger #23 (1950), Golden Comics Digest #48 (1976)
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