The Lone Ranger #59
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Homer with a High Hat," Cindy Potts’ desperate ploy to keep her uncle Homer Potts from leaving backfires when he’s arrested and wrongly accused of counterfeiting—leading to a tense escape from the Billy-Be-Hung gang’s hideout. Written by Paul S. Newman and illustrated by Tom Gill, this 1953 Dell adventure blends humor and suspense, with Ernest Nordli’s sharp cover art capturing the moment’s high stakes.
When Cindy Potts locks her eastern lawyer uncle, Homer Potts, in jail to keep him from leaving, she doesn’t expect him to be mistaken for a counterfeiter and kidnapped by the Billy-Be-Hung gang. Now, with Silver and Scout at their sides, the Lone Ranger and Tonto must track the outlaws through the rugged frontier, racing to free Homer before his name is ruined and his uncle’s ranch is lost.
In "Summer Dawn," the Lone Ranger and Tonto ride with the young daughter of Chief Storm Cloud, a girl whose courage matches her name, as they race toward Fort Clark to warn of an impending attack. With Silver and Scout at their side, the trio faces the relentless heat and urgency of a summer dawn that brings more than light—it brings danger.
After losing their companions in a storm on the Waikish, Young Hawk and Little Buck find themselves adrift on the Rogue River, forced to leave their canoe behind and strike out across the Oregon high country. Their journey into the unknown brings them deeper into the wild, where every step tests their resolve and the land itself seems to hold secrets.
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Reprinted in The Lone Ranger #5 (1954)
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