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The Lone Ranger, #67

Published: January 1954

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Issue Contents:
Storyline

The Lone Ranger and an outlaw have a fistfight in a stream.

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Art identification by Alberto Becattini (January 2011).

The Same to You... and Many of 'em
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Inside front cover; color. Illustrated ad for Milky Way candy bars.

"Spark Up! Fake Out That Pass Defender!" Said Tom Fears
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Back cover; color. Ad in comic form for Wheaties breakfast cereal featuring Los Angeles Rams end Tom Fears. Ad includes photo of Fears with facsimile autograph. Part of "Spark Up With Wheaties!" series.

The Long Bridge
Storyline

Cheyenne raiders besiege Fort Adams and ambush a wagon train near the "Long Bridge."

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Story Notes

Script credit from Robin Snyder, taken from Paul S. Newman's personal records.

Rocky Ridge Mystery
Storyline

A rancher's son returns from attending college in the east, to find his artistic talents are not appreciated by his father.

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Script credit from Robin Snyder, taken from Paul S. Newman's personal records.

Charro Credit
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Two charros, twin brothers, foil a bank robbery.

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Text story with three illustrations. Script credit from Robin Snyder, taken from Gaylord Du Bois’ personal records.

"The blizzard is over, Little Buck--"

Storyline

After escaping from the Blackfeet, Young Hawk and Little Buck find a secluded valley full of fish and deer. Little Buck makes the mistake of wounding a grizzly, which seeks revenge.

Credits
Story Notes

Part of a continuing storyline. Script credit from Robin Snyder, taken from Gaylord Du Bois' personal records. Artwork first credited to Jon Small.

Parents! Give Dell Comic Gift Subscriptions!
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Promo for subscriptions to various Dell Comics. Rate is five one-year subscriptions for $4.50 plus Lucky Penny Pocket Piece premium. Partial covers to various Dell titles are depicted, some being line-drawings of photo covers.

Indian Pipes
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Descriptions of Indian smoking pipes.

Story Notes

Half text, half art.

Story Notes

Statement of Ownership for October 1, 1953. No circulation figures given.

Which Daisy Training B-B Rifle Do You Want Hanging On Your Christmas Tree, Pardner?
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Inside back cover; color. Illustrated ad for Daisy Air Rifles. Daisy Red Ryder Cowboy Carbine No. 111, Daisy Pump Gun No. 25, and Daisy Defender Repeater No. 142 models are depicted.