The Lone Ranger #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Fireworks Defense," Tonto plays a daring deception, posing as an enemy to unite rival tribes against the white settlers—only for the Lone Ranger to turn the tide with a clever ruse and a dazzling display of fireworks. Written by Fran Striker and illustrated by Charles Flanders, this 1950 Dell classic blends suspense and ingenuity in a story where courage and cunning outshine violence. Cover by Charles Flanders.
In "Fireworks Defense," Tonto plays a dangerous game, pretending to turn against the Lone Ranger as rival tribes unite to wage war on white settlers. With Silver and Scout at their side, the duo must outwit a growing threat, using cunning and a burst of unexpected fireworks to protect the Snake River settlement.
Young Hawk and Little Buck, restless after days of farming, strike out on a hunting journey east, hoping to prove their skill beyond the cornfields. When their bows shatter in a fierce clash with a buffalo, they take a risky turn—slipping into a Sioux village under cover of night to steal new ones. With White Fawn watching from the shadows, the boys face the consequences of their bold move.
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Reprinted in The Lone Ranger #30 (1950)
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