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The Lone Ranger, #126

Published: February-March 1959

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Issue Contents:
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The Lone Ranger mounted on Silver. Etching of old railroad engine in background.

Not One!, Not Two! But Three Handsome Ball Point Pens!
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inside front cover; black and white; promo for subscriptions to Dell comics; also Dell’s Pledge to Parents.

"Fresh Up" Freddy Says: "Right Now, You're Probably Asking Yourself - How Does a Sporty Sports Car Driver Quench His Thirst in a Traffic Jam?"
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back cover; color ad in strip form for Seven-Up soft drink.

One-Way Tracks to Danger

Story Featuring The Lone Ranger

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The operator of a casino tries to delay a crew building a railroad so that they will continue to get the workers' business.

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The End of the Line

Story Featuring The Lone Ranger

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Sioux change signals to cause two trains to collide in a snowstorm, hoping to spark a range war.

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Robbery on Schedule

Story Featuring The Lone Ranger

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The Lone Ranger must find an informant who is tipping off bandits on which train to rob.

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Story Notes

A "Solve the Mystery" story; though not billed as such.

Blazing Tumbleweed
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Seth Baldwin uses burning tumbleweeds to stop a cattle stampede.

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Text story with 1/4 page illustration.

Story Featuring Young Hawk

"Yark! Yarrrk!"

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Leaving the Pecos River, Young Hawk and Little Buck make their way to the Red River, where they build a raft and go downstream to the Mississippi. Little Buck's leg is broken by the thrashing tail of a dying alligator.

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Part of a continuing storyline; last panel is Dell's Pledge to Parents. Artwork first credited to Jon Small.

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Statement of Ownership for Oct. 1, 1958. No circulation figures given.

Our Pioneers
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facts about early pioneers

Draw Lincoln
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inside back cover; black and white; ad for Art Instruction, Inc., drawing course.