The Lone Ranger #54
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bandits in Uniform," the Lone Ranger faces a new kind of outlaw—someone wearing a government badge. When tax collector Andrew Gage begins using hired thugs to steal from ranchers under the guise of enforcing taxes, the son of a victim takes up the mask to fight back. Tom Gill's art brings the dusty frontier to life, while Ernest Nordli's cover captures the tension of a man in uniform with a hidden agenda.
In "Bandits in Uniform," the Lone Ranger and Tonto ride into a tense frontier town where tax collector Andrew Gage is using violence and deception to seize ranchers' land. When the son of a victimized rancher dons the Lone Ranger’s mask to reclaim stolen gold, he must outwit a corrupt official and his hired hands—while keeping the identity of the real hero hidden.
In the dusty aftermath of a town’s fallen sheriff, a young man rides out with vengeance in his heart, chasing the man who killed his father. With the Lone Ranger and Tonto at his side, and Silver and Scout carrying them across the rugged frontier, the hunt leads deep into territory where old debts and new courage collide.
After rescuing Broken Knife from a bear, Young Hawk and Little Buck bring him to the village of Chief Standing Elk, where they leave the Pueblo maiden Desert Lark in safety. With the old trader known as the Raven, they then set out westward toward the Redwood forests, bound for unknown dangers and distant trails.
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