The Lone Ranger, #128

Published: June-July 1959

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Issue Contents:

Story Featuring The Lone Ranger

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The Lone Ranger fires a rifle from beneath a wagon

"Kraft candies good, like all Kraft foods"

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inside front cover; color ad for Kraft Fudgies candy with art and photos

Wagons West

Story Featuring The Lone Ranger

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The Lone Ranger and Tonto help a wagon train whose guides deserted them after being paid.

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The Peaceful Troublemaker

Story Featuring The Lone Ranger

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The Lone Ranger and Tonto lead a wagon train west but have problems with Mr. Pace, the leader, who won't result to violence at any cost.

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Continuation of first story in book.

The Runaway Wagon

Story Featuring The Lone Ranger

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The Lone Ranger must decide if a wagon driver is telling the truth about his role in a stage holdup.

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

The Stallion
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Farraday has to decide whether to sell the black stallion he captured to a cruel stable owner.

Story Notes

text story with 1/4 page illustration

Story Featuring Young Hawk

"You and Longspear are hunting deer along the bayou today?"

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While Longspear, Young Hawk and Little Buck are hunting in the bayous, hostile tribesmen kidnap Longspear's wife.

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

"Free pocket picture holder plus a free subscription..."

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promo for subscriptions to Dell comics; also Dell’s Pledge to Parents.

"Wow! It’s the bike buy of the year..."

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inside back cover; color at for Gambles department stores featuring Hiawatha “Vanguard” bicycle.

"Fresh up" Freddie Says: "Right Now, You're Probably Asking Yourself - What's the Scoop on a Super Treat for Summer?"

"'Fresh up' Freddie says: 'Right now, you're probably asking yourself – What's the scoop on a super treat for summer?'"

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back cover; color ad in strip form for Seven-Up soft drink.