Lone Ranger Cartoon 1966 - Curse of the Devil Dolls

[@jackbusby9602]

I remember watching these cartoons with my Grandpa when I was a child. I especially loved the Tonto solo stories. It was like reading a Batman comic book that had a shorter backup story featuring Robin all by himself. It was so cool!

[@theodorehsu5023]

It also showed that Tonto could hold his own when the Lone Ranger couldn’t be with him. Especially when it was an Indian-related matter that the Ranger couldn’t get involved with.

[@charlesaguilar8301]

A truly innovative episode!

[@Icebreaaker]

Thanks for uploading the "Lone Ranger" cartoons. AS a kid these were my favorite. I especially liked that Tonto got to do a solo.

[@TonyGPizza]

Each show had three episodes, approximately 6.5 minutes long. Tonto usually got to do a solo in each one.

[@ericbondeson3614]

Boy, there sure are a lot of these without The Lone Ranger in them!

[@theironclads]

It was great that did a number of episodes starring just Tonto on a solo adventure. I did wonder how that Indian that stepped into Tonto's snare and was lifted feet first into the air and was hanging upside down from a tree managed to get down and attack Tonto in the next scene?

[@arnoldhenry]

There were two of them.

[@datametal]

Subelo en español latino

[@badbarberbick]

i want one!

[@charlesaguilar1708]

andre bickley Well then,make your own or have somebody make one for u! Get on the game!

[@badbarberbick]

?what game,how can i make one?...who does that

[@charlesaguilar1708]

andre bickley Andre.... carve a head out of wood of your "victim"( or have someone do it) then make a body out of straw or coat hanger then,put clothing on it.Walla! U got a devil doll!