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Lone Ranger Western Storyboard Animation Animation Page Filmation 1982 G-025THE LONE RANGER Original Production Animation Storyboard Page (1 page) from Filmation's Tarzan Lone Ranger Zorro Adventure Hour, 1980 1982 "Showdown On The Midnight Queen" 1982 Comes with a Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of Authenticity This episode is from 1982 over 40 years old and was used to make the cartoon! It is from the 1982 Lone Ranger episode, "Showdown on the Midnight Queen," from Filmation. There's dialogue, action notes and scene
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