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The Lone Rider #14

Jun 1953 · Horwitz
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The issue contains an Indian legend about a sacred pony that has the power to change many things in Native American life, told as the tribe gathers to hear the story recounted. The main narrative follows the Lone Rider investigating a series of murders at crude graves, where he discovers that white men—not Indians—are responsible for the killings. The Lone Rider teams up with a young Indian boy named Bright Feather to track down the murderers, using strategy and concealment to outmaneuver the criminals. Throughout the adventure, the Lone Rider demonstrates his resourcefulness, including using a ventriloquist's technique to fool a coyote and ultimately capturing the killers with the help of his allies.

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