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The Lone Ranger, #139

Published: April-May 1961

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Issue Contents:

Story Featuring The Lone Ranger

Storyline

The Lone Ranger (Clayton Moore) mounted on Silver.

Story Notes

photo cover

This is a Tigerhorse

Ad Featuring Kraft Caramels

Story Notes

inside front cover; color ad for Kraft caramels candy featuring a fanciful hybrid animal.

204 Revolutionary War Soldiers

Ad Featuring Revolutionary War Soldiers

Credits
Story Notes

inside back cover; color ad for plastic Revolutionary War toy soldiers. Only $1.98.

Boys and Girls! Start Your Day the "Storybook Way" with Twinkles

Ad Featuring Twinkles Cereal

Story Notes

back cover; color illustrated ad for Twinkles breakfast cereal, which comes in a “storybook” package.

The Stage Robbers' Signal

Story Featuring The Lone Ranger

"Heeyah! Watch out, Tonto! Something has scared Silver!"

Storyline

The Lone Ranger and Tonto must discover how robbers know which stages crossing a barren waste are carrying valuables.

Credits
The False Claim

Story Featuring The Lone Ranger

"Why you ornery cheater!"

Storyline

The Lone Ranger must decide which prospector has the true claim to a strike.

Credits
The Suspect

"Marshall Carter, my Uncle Mel never killed Bart Mason!"

Storyline

The fate of a man arrested for murder rests on the testimony of his nephew.

Story Notes

text story with 1/6 page illustration

Trade at the Exciting, Amazing, New Dell Trading Post
Story Notes

centerfold; Two page promo for the Dell Trading Post

When the Yellowlegs Strike

Story Featuring The Lone Ranger

"That's a cavalry horse, Tonto!"

Storyline

Cheyenne chief Black Lance claims that wagon trains are crossing Indian land and he is entitled to attack them.

Credits
Young Hawk Meets the White Bear

Story Featuring Young Hawk

"See, Young Hawk. We must be very near the frozen home of the white bear."

Storyline

Young Hawk , Little Buck, and the Haida warrior Sea Eagle have sailed far north to the Bering Strait. Young Hawk kills a polar bear that attacks the Innuit hunter Maliktok.

Credits
Story Notes

part of a continuing storyline Artwork first credited to Jon Small.

Zingy! Dreamy!

Ad Featuring Jumping-Jacks Shoes

Boys Here's a Swell Way to Make $1 to $5 Weekly

Ad Featuring Grit Newspaper