The Lone Ranger #99
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Incident at the Lone Ranger's Mine," Young Hawk finds himself caught in a sudden storm on the lake while en route to the Onondaga village, where he must act quickly to rescue the chief's sister and cousin from the raging elements. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Rex Maxon, this 1956 adventure blends suspense and survival in the rugged wilderness, with Hank Hartman’s dynamic cover capturing the moment of peril.
When Whitey the bank robber pushes the Lone Ranger to the limit—forcing him to spend every last silver bullet—the fugitive tracks the Ranger and Tonto to the hidden silver mine. Now, with the Ranger’s legendary ammunition gone, the odds shift in Whitey’s favor as the desert heat and old secrets come alive in the abandoned tunnels.
When Chet Norton, the small but mean-spirited brother of outlaw Lefty Norton, starts terrorizing the townsfolk, the Lone Ranger and Tonto step in to restore order—proving that size doesn’t determine courage, and justice isn’t always measured in guns.
In "Storm on the Lake," Young Hawk and Little Buck face a sudden tempest while navigating a canoe across a vast lake, their journey to the Onondaga village threatened by raging winds and churning waters. When the storm traps the chief’s sister and cousin in danger, Young Hawk must use his courage and quick thinking to pull them to safety.
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Reprinted in Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #338 (1969), Ensomme Rytter #12 (1979), Ensomme Rytter #14 (1979)
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