The Lone Ranger #55
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Death in the Forest," Young Hawk, Little Buck, and their guide Raven journey to a village of the Coast People, where they witness the careful construction of a sea-going canoe and join a thrilling whale hunt. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Rex Maxon, this 1953 Dell adventure captures the spirit of the frontier with quiet intensity. The cover by Ernest Nordli vividly sets the scene with a haunting glimpse of the forest’s edge.
In "A Word of Advice," the Lone Ranger and Tonto encounter a pair of brothers whose lives split after a violent act of self-defense—one becoming a lawman, the other a wandering gunslinger. As the past resurfaces, the brothers’ fates collide in a tense moment that tests loyalty, justice, and the weight of choices made long ago.
In "null," Young Hawk and Little Buck journey with their guide The Raven to a village of the Coast People, where they witness the careful construction of a sea-going canoe and take part in a daring whale hunt. The story captures the quiet intensity of tradition and the deep connection between people and the sea, set against the rugged frontier of the American West.
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Reprinted in El Llanero Solitario #1 (1953), El Llanero Solitario #419 (1978)
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