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The Lone Ranger, #103

Published: January 1957

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Issue Contents:
Ambushed at Bryant's Gap!
Credits
Summer, Winter, Spring, and Fall, Kids Love Kool-Aid Best of All!
Story Notes

inside front cover; color illustrated ad for Kool-Aid drink mix.

Pick Your Christmas Daisy from These...
Story Notes

back cover; illustrated color ad for Daisy Air Rifles.

Ambush at Bryant's Gap
Storyline

Collins, released after serving 15 years for leading six Texas Rangers into an ambush by the Cavendish gang at Bryant's Gap, returns there to hide out after a robbery.

Credits
Story Notes

References to Lone Ranger's origin; script credit from Robin Snyder, taken from Paul S. Newman's personal records.

The Covered Wagon Wrangle
Storyline

A headstrong Calvary Lieutenant learns that it is better to ask questions first, then act.

Credits
Story Notes

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

The Stranger
Storyline

Jed Whimple wants the Sheriff to arrest a stranger in Pecosville, claiming he is a wanted criminal.

Story Notes

text story. no illustration.

"Little Buck, our friends were foolish to leave any fire that might guide an enemy!"

Storyline

The Onondagas fight off an attack of hostile Indians, but many are injured. They send Young Hawk and Little Buck off in the sailing canoe to find a safe island, but the pair are driven far south and east by a storm and end up on a Caribbean island.

Credits
Story Notes

Part of a continuing storyline. Bottom 1/3 of last page is Statement of Ownership for Oct. 1, 1956. No circulation figures given. Script credit from Robin Snyder, taken from Gaylord Du Bois' personal records. Artwork first credited to Jon Small.

Credits
Story Notes

Statement of Ownership for Oct. 1, 1956. No circulation figures given.

The Swivel Holster
Storyline

facts about swivel holsters for guns in the old west.

Story Notes

short illustrated article

"We love those cough drops..."

Story Notes

illustrated ad for Smith Brothers Cough Drops.

Have Fun...
Story Notes

inside back cover; illustrated color ad for Gilbert Erector Sets, Chemistry Sets, and Microscope Sets.