The Lone Ranger #50
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Old Cheyenne," Young Hawk and Little Buck seek shelter from a violent dust storm inside a forgotten hogan, only to uncover a chilling secret within. As they journey north toward the Grand Canyon, they encounter Desert Lark, a lone Pueblo girl, and the trio must descend into the canyon’s depths to evade pursuers. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Rex Maxon, this 1952 adventure blends desert mystery and survival with quiet, grounded storytelling. The cover by Ernest Nordli captures the stark beauty and tension of the landscape.
When Dick Carlyle sets out to find his missing artist father, who’s said to be living with the Navajo, he arrives at his uncle’s remote ranch—unaware it’s a front for Apache raiders. With the Lone Ranger and Tonto on the trail, and Silver and Scout ready to carry them through the rugged terrain, the search becomes a race against danger where loyalty and courage are tested on the ancient Navajo Trail.
In the vast, sun-baked reaches of the frontier, Young Hawk and Little Buck seek shelter from a violent dust storm, only to stumble upon a hogan housing a long-dead man. Their path leads them north to the Grand Canyon, where they encounter Desert Lark, a young Pueblo girl, and together the three descend into the canyon’s depths to evade pursuing Navajos.
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Reprinted in Western Roundup Annual #[nn] (1958), Television Favourites Annual #1958, Television Favourites Annual #1959, The Lone Ranger #16
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