- Script
- Paul S. Newman
- Pencils
- Tom Gill
- Inks
- Tom Gill
- Letters
- typeset
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- A cowboy's saddle blanket has often been a bed blanket...
- Genre
- non-fiction; western-frontier
- Synopsis
- multi-panel illustrated article on saddle blankets
- Reprints
inside front cover; black and white; script credit from Robin Snyder, taken from Paul S. Newman’s personal records.
- Script
- Paul S. Newman
- Pencils
- Tom Gill
- Inks
- Tom Gill
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- Letters
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- Genre
- western-frontier
- Characters
- Lone Ranger; Tonto; Dan Reid
- Synopsis
- The Lone Ranger, Tonto, and Dan Reid return to the Texas Panhandle to attend the dedication ceremony of a new Texas Ranger station that will be named Fort Reid. Outlaws kidnap Dan Reid after the ceremony.
references to Lone Ranger's origin; Like his bullets; the Lone Ranger's horse Silver's horseshoes are made of silver; script credit from Robin Snyder, taken from Paul S. Newman's personal records.
- Script
- Paul S. Newman
- Pencils
- Tom Gill
- Inks
- Tom Gill
- Colors
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- Letters
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- Genre
- western-frontier
- Characters
- Lone Ranger; Tonto
- Synopsis
- Schoolteacher Enoch Turner has come west to teach the Blackfoot Indians to read and write. The tribe's medicine man is not happy and forces him from the village.
script credit from Robin Snyder, taken from Paul S. Newman's personal records.
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- Genre
- western-frontier
- Synopsis
- Prospector Hal Baker has to decide whether to lead a posse to a canyon to capture bank robbers and possibly lose his gold claim there.
- Reprints
- Script
- Gaylord Du Bois
- Pencils
- Rex Maxon
- Inks
- Rex Maxon
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- ?
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- You are right, Little Buck...
- Genre
- western-frontier
- Characters
- Young Hawk; Little Buck
- Synopsis
- Shipwrecked on the Yucatan peninsula, Young Hawk, Little Buck, and a boy named Atan that they rescued from an island, journey inland across a desert, finding ancient ruins, then a thriving Mayan city.
Part of a continuing storyline.
Script credit from Robin Snyder, taken from Gaylord Du Bois' personal records.
Artwork first credited to Jon Small.
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- Genre
- non-fiction; animal
- Synopsis
- Facts about the Cedar bird.