Cover: Hank Hartman

The Lone Ranger #72

Jun 1954 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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“Apache Peril”

Hank Hartman's painted cover captures the Lone Ranger at his most commanding — masked, pistol drawn, astride his powerful white stallion as he bears down on a startled figure in a red shirt who stumbles back, dropping his own weapon. Dell's 52-page June 1954 issue pairs that striking image with "Apache Peril," a story crafted by writer Paul S. Newman with art and inks by Tom Gill. A genuinely satisfying package of Western adventure for a dime.

writer Paul S. Newman · artist, inker Tom Gill · cover Hank Hartman

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writer Paul S. Newman

artist, inker Tom Gill

cover pencils, inks Hank Hartman

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Roger Force is being paid by Washington interests to delay completion of the railroad bridge across Crystal Canyon so that they can take over the railroad franchise.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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