Posted on 09/04/2006 7:49:52 PM PDT by DaveLoneRanger
Dynamite Entertainment, Brett Matthews, John Cassaday and Sergio Cariello with Dean White present the comic book event of 2006 - the LONE RANGER - rides again!!!!
Written by Brett ("Firefly") Matthews and art directed by John ("Astonishing X-Men") Cassaday - who also provide each "dynamite" cover (that's right fans - Mr. Astonishing X-Men and Planetary is the single cover artist, THE LONE RANGER #1 also features veteran illustrator Sergio Cariello and colorist Dean ("Punisher") White.
THE LONE RANGER #1 is an unrelenting tale of the West. A young man searches for revenge, only to find justice... and that he's something greater than he ever thought he could be. THE LONE RANGER #1 will be THE must-read comic of 2006.
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The year one origin of The Lone Ranger continues from creators Brett Matthews, John Cassaday, Sergio Cariello and colorist Dean White.
In the second issue of our series, John Reid has been left for dead and is found by an uneasy ally - Tonto! Determined to seek his revenge, Reid forms a plan as Tonto aids in his recovery, but will Julius Bartholomew, aka Black Bart, uncover the truth about Reid?
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After the events of the first two issues, John Reid has struck out on his own to find the man responsible for the deaths of his fellow Rangers... and kill him. Will Tonto's reappearance continue or end their uneasy alliance?
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Huh. I didn't notice that before. Looks like the frame is a bit chunkey too.
I'm sure the artist just meant to imply muscle.
Eh, we'll have to wait and see. That image you posted is from the point in the story where the Rangers are ambushed and well before the man puts on the mask.
As I recall, the LR (in the original pulp novels) set out to kill those responsible, too, but decided it was better to turn them in instead - at the last minute. We'll see. I dunno about the child abuse, though...
Relax it's a good read. The LR originally wore a red shirt...before Clayton Moore did the tv show. I saw the comic and it is more of an adult..and Reid's father cautions him about killing ...
Lol, the cactus doesn’t look too lively!
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