009 The Lone Ranger Vol 4: Resolve

I sang the praises of this series a few posts ago.  This is the fourth volume of the series (I know I skipped over volume three.  I read that a while ago.  I loved the first volume so much, I ordered the next two.  Volume 2 was out of stock, but I couldn't wait to read the third.  But now I'm back on track.)  This volume finishes out the first over-arching storyline and it was good.  I don't know that I've ever read a book that looks so much like I'd imagine a movie would look like.  The art is amazing.  The action is great.  The story itself it A+.  Never rushed.  The progression of the plot flows so well.  I can't wait to jump into the next volume soon.

The Lone Ranger Vol 4: Resolve
Writer: Brett Matthews
Artist: Sergio Cariello
Art Director: John Cassaday
Dynamite Comics

003 Lone Ranger Vol 02: Lines Not Crossed

Last year when I was in Austin, Texas on vacation, I was poking around the Half Price Books store there for something different to read.  I picked up the first volume of The Lone Ranger.  And I devoured it all in one sitting.  I remember watching the Lone Ranger tv show in reruns as a kid, but I don't remember too much about it.  I certainly don't remember going deep into his origin, so I don't know how much of this is new and how much of it is canon.  But it's fascinating to me and I love this series so much.  Dynamite publishes a lot of licensed stuff and every time I pick another one up, I just want to read more and more.  Another series I highly recommend.

Lone Ranger Vol 02: Lines Not Crossed

Writer: Brett Matthews

Artist: Sergio Cariello

Art Director: John Cassaday

Dynamite Comics