The Lone Ranger Annual #1960
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Double Ambush," ranch foreman Curly Morton steps up to become sheriff of Cyclone City after the brutal murder of the town's lawman and two others, plunging the frontier town into fear. Written by Paul S. Newman and illustrated by Tom Gill, this 1959 World Distributors annual captures the tense atmosphere of a lawless landscape where justice is hard-won. The cover, by Walt Howarth, perfectly sets the mood for a story of danger and determination.
When the sheriff of Cyclone City is murdered and three more men fall to an unseen assailant, ranch foreman Curly Morton steps forward to take the badge—only to find himself racing against time and danger. With the Lone Ranger and Tonto on the trail, and Silver and Scout carrying them through the dusty frontier, the hunt for a shadowy killer turns into a deadly game of ambush and deception.
In "null," Young Hawk and Little Buck venture northwest with their Pueblo friend Grey Fox, tracking a bear through the rugged frontier. With High Cloud staying behind due to his injured leg, the trio's journey becomes a test of skill, patience, and the deep bonds forged in the wild.
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