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The Lone Ranger #44

Dell · Series began 1948 · February 1952

Dates

Cover date
February 1952
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Bob Jenney, Tom Gill, Al Micale, Rex Maxoninks: Bob Jenney, Tom Gill, Al Micale, Rex Maxonscript: Paul S. Newman, Gaylord Du Bois

Stories

  • Indian Lingo · 1 pages

    Definitions of the Indian words “potlatch” and “How.”

  • The Masked Lady · 18 pages

    A female opera singer wears a mask after she is wounded on the cheek by a bullet during a train holdup.

  • Red Cloud's First Battle · 2 pages

    True story of Sioux chief Red Cloud's first battle against the Army in Wyoming in 1866.

  • When the Earth Opened · 2 pages

    Indian boy Ho-Tai must rescue his puppy from lava flowing from a new volcano.

  • Up the Rio Grande · 9.5 pages

    After escaping from the Aztec slave train with the help of High Cloud, the trio make their way back to their canoe which they had hidden on an island in the Rio Grande. After taking the canoe upriver, they rescue a young Pueblo couple from Apache warriors.

Reprinted in

The Lone Ranger (1964)

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