With the fate of the free world hanging in the balance, G-Man Eliot Ness demands The Lone Ranger return! But Britt Reid breaks with his family tradition, creating a painful rift with his Great Uncle John Reid, forcing the original Lone Ranger to instead offer his mask to America's greatest Olympic hero... Jesse Owens!
With a tone that straddles the line between classic and modern, Lone Ranger/Green Hornet #2 stands as another well-constructed installment for the heroes of yesteryear. Read Full Review
If you are a fan of the Lone Ranger than maybe this is for you, but I personally do not enjoy the writing style of Michael Uslan. His story telling is bland at best in this series. Giovanni Timpano is really the reason I am giving this issue a score better than 1. I enjoy the darker style in most of the panels, giving the reader a sense of mystery. There are even pages with no dialogue where it is just action scenes. As great as the action scenes are drawn, they just don't seem vital to the story in any way. Sorry about being rather harsh, I just want people to be informed before picking this issue up what they are getting into. Read Full Review
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