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The Lone Rider #8 (1950)

Farrell Comics, Inc. · 1950 · 30 pages

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# The Lone Rider #8 This issue contains two stories. "Sootah's Stone" features a Native American warrior named Sootah who possesses a mystical stone that frightens animals, leading to a conflict with Two Eagle over hunting rights and tribal honor, which is ultimately settled by the tribe's fathers. "Rails on the Range" follows the Lone Rider as he aids a railroad construction project when Native Americans attack the new railway line, with Bright Feather signaling the masked vigilante to provide protection against both Indian raiders and outlaws threatening the steel stallions.

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