The Lone Ranger, #118

Published: April 1958

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Issue Contents:
Silver Anniversary Issue The Lone Ranger's Life Story
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Portrait photo of Clayton Moore as Lone Ranger with decorative border

"Ee-err-unh!"

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facts about breaking a horse to saddle

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inside front cover; black and white

3 Ball Point Pens 3
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inside back cover; black and white; promo for subscriptions to Dell’s Lone Ranger comic. Premium is three ballpoint pens; Also Dell’s Pledge to Parents

Free Acro-Pets
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back cover; ad for Scotch Cellophane Tape. Premium is Acro-Pets

The Story of the Lone Ranger
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A doubting Eastern reporter reminds Dan Reid of the story of the origin of the Lone Ranger.

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retelling of the origin of the Lone Ranger and Silver; script credit from Robin Snyder, taken from Paul S. Newman's personal records.

The Story of Tonto
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Retelling of occasion when Capt. Reid and Tonto met as youths

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"Origin" of Tonto; script credit from Robin Snyder, taken from Paul S. Newman's personal records.

The Story of Silver
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Retelling of when the Lone Ranger and Tonto found Silver in Wild Horse Valley

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"Origin" of Silver; script credit from Robin Snyder, taken from Paul S. Newman's personal records.

The Story of Dan Reid
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Retelling of how the Lone Ranger met Dan Reid, 13 years after Dan was orphaned in a wagon train raided by Apaches

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"Origin" of Dan Reid; script credit from Robin Snyder, taken from Paul S. Newman's personal records.

Alibi
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Derek Wilson, on the run after being falsely accused of murder, has to decide whether to help a prospector near death in the desert.

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"Little Buck, my son!"

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A review of the travels of Young Hawk and Little Buck throughout North America during the 1500s.

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A review of the entire storyline of the feature. Script credit from Robin Snyder, taken from Gaylord Du Bois' personal records. Artwork first credited to Jon Small.

"Often a wild stallion on the watch for pursuers..."

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facts about wild stallions

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Ready... get set... for Spring in new Jumping-Jacks
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1/2 page illustrated ad for Jumping-Jacks Shoes; very small promo for March of Comics giveaways in ad.