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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741
EAN: 9781933305400
ISBN: 1933305401
Label: Dynamite Entertainment
Manufacturer: Dynamite Entertainment
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 160
Publication Date: June 29, 2007
Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment
Studio: Dynamite Entertainment
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Product Description:
THE LONE RANGER is an unrelenting tale of the American West. Texas Ranger John Reid seeks revenge for the murders of his family and friends, only to find justice...and that he's something greater than he ever thought he could be. Collecting the first six issues of the Eisner Award-nominated and critically acclaimed Dynamite (Comic Book Publisher of the Year, 2006) series from creators Brett Mathews, Sergio Cariello, Dean White and John Cassaday, this trade paperback collection also features a complete collection of Cassaday's covers for the series as well as a look inside the sketchbooks of both Cassaday and Cariello, and an introduction by Geoff (Infinite Crisis) Johns!
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I guess I'll start with a silly:
- Where does the Lone Ranger take his garbage?
- To the dump, to the dump, to the dump, dump, dump...
Sometimes you gotta sample the new stuff. Sometimes you gotta get off Marvel and DC's jocks long enough to give the independents a chance. And Dynamite Entertainment, the little engine that could, is doing big things in the comic book medium. Dynamite Entertainment's main thing seems to be the taking of established characters and then ... Read More
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This is a really nice addition to any Lone Ranger collection. For most of us the Lone Ranger IS Clayton Moore, but this graphic novel has beautiful artwork and tells the origin story with emotion and grittiness.
I'd recommend to any Lone Ranger fan.
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As a longtime fan of the Lone Ranger (Clayton Moore ruled!), I like just about anything with the Ranger in it. The Filmation cartoon, the less than stellar old comic books (Gold Key, maybe?), heck, even the Clinton Spilsbury (sp?) movie from the 80s. But this is probably the best Lone Ranger I've seen, in any medium. The updates of the characters, made more gritty and "real" feeling, all work. And there's nods to other versions of the characters, even to Tonto's famous "How!" phrase. I'm already looking ... Read More
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Fans of the 1950's-60's Lone Ranger television show will probably want to avoid this book. Some of it you will probably find near sacrilege. The Lone Ranger and Tonto both have more depth in their character here than in the television series, but both are departures from the traditional characters, especially Tonto. The Tonto in this series is not a nice guy. Don't misunderstand me, he is heroic figure and his interaction with the Lone Ranger is great, but these aren't the black and white good guys/bad guys ... Read More
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The art within these first 6 issues makes the purchase worth it. The dialogue is quite sparse, but this makes the Lone Ranger a superb example of the potential within this visual medium, "Show don't tell". This TPB also has some fascinating sketches in the back with notes from the artist and you can see the characters come to life. There are times when the sparsity of dialogue leave me a bit confused as to what is going on, but the story always brings the reader back, and sometimes just getting lost in the visuals ... Read More
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