The Lone Ranger #44

Feb 1952 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "The Masked Lady," the Lone Ranger and his companions, aided by the loyal High Cloud, navigate the treacherous waters of the Rio Grande after escaping a slave train. With the canoe hidden on a river island, they journey upstream and stumble upon a desperate Pueblo couple in the clutches of Apache warriors—just as the Ranger’s next mission begins. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Rex Maxon, with inks by Rex Maxon, this 1952 Dell classic captures the rugged spirit of the Western with quiet heroism and tense, unfolding peril. Cover by Rex Maxon.

Contains 3 stories

The Masked Lady

18 pp · Western-Frontier

Lone RangerTontoSilver (horse)Scout (horse)

Red Cloud's First Battle

2 pp · Non-Fiction, Western-Frontier

Red Cloud

Up the Rio Grande

9.5 pp · Western-Frontier

Young HawkLittle BuckHigh CloudYoung Eagle (Tuari)

After escaping the Aztec slave train with High Cloud’s aid, Young Hawk, Little Buck, and Young Eagle (Tuari) journey to their hidden canoe on a Rio Grande island. Paddling upriver, they intervene when Apache warriors attack a young Pueblo couple, pulling them to safety in the swirling current.