The Lone Ranger Comic Album #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Into Death Valley" kicks off in 1962 with a tense showdown at a remote cabin tied to the Lone Ranger’s hidden silver mine. When outlaws take Jim hostage and discover the cabin’s secret door, Dan Reid must stay hidden in the mine shaft, relying on stealth and cunning to survive. Written by Paul S. Newman and illustrated by Tom Gill—whose dynamic art brings the perilous landscape to life—this issue delivers classic Western suspense with a clever twist. Cover by Tom Gill.
In "Escape," the Lone Ranger and Tonto adopt a daring ruse, posing as outlaws to win the confidence of a bank robber abandoned by his own gang. With trust earned in the shadow of the frontier, the pair must navigate a treacherous path where loyalty is a weapon and every move could be their last.
When Bob Grant flees his outlaw gang after a raid, he seeks shelter in an old abandoned Spanish church—only to find himself unexpectedly under the watchful eye of the Lone Ranger and Tonto, who are tracking the gang’s movements. As the fugitive’s past catches up with him, the line between sanctuary and surrender begins to blur.
In "The Marked Stage," the Lone Ranger and Tonto race against time to intercept a stagecoach carrying a secret payroll, but the real challenge lies in identifying the correct one—only the Lone Ranger can tell which is the target, simply by noting the height of the driver.
When outlaws break into the Lone Ranger's remote cabin, they take Ranger Jim hostage and begin searching for the silver mine's hidden entrance. With the cabin's secret door their only hope, Dan Reid slips into the mine shaft, leaving Tonto and the Lone Ranger to find a way to free Jim before the outlaws uncover the truth.
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