#john reid/tonto

[oldtvandcomics]

Anyway, in other news, I have finally finished that Lone Ranger fanfiction I started in, like, August? Maybe? It was not very high on my list of priorities, but I'm quite happy with it.

Summary: "John and Tonto investigate a group of runaway children, and when they find out that the reason for them to get away is that they are all queer, they decide to gain their trust by faking a relationship. While doing so, John is forced to reveal his own secret, and the true reason why his dead brother keeps haunting his dreams."

[evilhorse]

The Lone Ranger #6

RIP John Cassaday

[imjustheretoseetheprivateblogs]

[yarboyandy]

20 with Lone Ranger?

Not Strong Enough / Boygenius

ok anon you're so real. Anyways, Tonto trying to navigate his relationship with a guy whose also in as much pain as he is....i'm normal

[arsnovacadenza]

I will effin write it. Just a oneshot. Whatever.

A Lone Ranger Monarch/G-Force AU with postgraduate Archaelogy student!Tonto (renamed Tommy, because.) and Air Force pilot!John Reid who survived a kaiju attack and can now sometimes see through the kaiju's eyes. Oh, and he goes after the kaiju because he caused the death of his brother Dan (as per canon)

[yes-svetlana-world]

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Happy 10th Anniversary! The Lone Ranger is a 2013 American Western action film directed by Gore Verbinski and written by Justin Haythe, Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio. Based on the title character of the same name, the film stars Johnny Depp as Tonto, the narrator of the events and Armie Hammer as John Reid, the Lone Ranger.

Produced by Walt Disney Pictures, Jerry Bruckheimer Films and Depp's Infinitum Nihil, the film premiered at the Hyperion Theater on June 22, 2013, and was released theatrically in the United States on July 3, 2013.

[ropermike]

In a revision of the original story, Dan Reid's brother John is taken captive with Tonto on a train that's attacked by the Cavendish gang and becomes the Lone Ranger.

[cowgirljedi1701]

All righty folks, looky here, it's the Lone Ranger headcanons I was going to post yesterday but didn't because I got distracted and started doomscrolling. Here we go.

-- I think we all know Tonto's speech pattern..... Did not age well. My take on it is: Tonto can absolutely talk proper English if he wants to. But he knows that a lot of people kind of expect him not to, so why disappoint them? Using the broken English in public is a strategic choice. Deliberately allowing people to underestimate him and ignore him as "just an Indian" allows him to put himself into a position to learn things that he might not otherwise. Yes, occasionally it backfires, but usually knowing how to play dumb turns out to be a pretty smart move.

-- Tonto also speaks Spanish and knows that his name is the same as the Spanish word for "stupid", but (Disclaimer before I continue: I don't know Jack about Native American languages, so I have no idea if this next thought lines up with reality in any way whatsoever) I like to headcanon that in the language of his tribe it means something more positive, like maybe the name of an animal or something.

-- Do you think the Lone Ranger ever experienced some kind of emotional breakdown or existential crisis about missing hearing his own name and desperately wishing he could just be John Reid again even just for a little while? (Ooh, Evil Plot Bunny. I might have to write a fic about that.)

-- Vaguely related to the above, I don't think the people in the Lone Ranger's hometown are so stupid that they can't recognize a boy who grew up there just because he's wearing a mask now. Yeah, the Lone Ranger only confided in one guy, who he's sure he can trust to take it to his grave, but that doesn't mean nobody else knows. Like, heck, Mr. So-and-so knew John Reid when that boy was in diapers, for God's sake, so of course he knows that's him. Various people in town have talked to John enough over the years that they recognize his voice. Maybe some people know him just from the way he sits his horse. Probably everybody in town low-key knows that the Lone Ranger is John Reid, and just doesn't say anything. There was no discussion on this point. Everyone just quietly agreed, as it seems people in small towns are often wont to do, that this is the Local Secret which we Do Not Speak Of, and if anyone asks, especially outsiders, then Nobody Knows Anything About It.

[kwebtv]

From the Golden Age of Television

Series Premiere

The Lone Ranger - Enter the Lone Ranger - ABC - September 15, 1949

Western

Running Time: 30 minutes

Produced by Jack Chertok

Directed by George B Seitz Jr.

Narrateed by Gerald Mohr 

Stars:

Clayton Moore as the Lone Ranger (John Reid)

Jay Silverheels as Tonto

Glenn Strange as Butch Cavendish

George J. Lewis as Collins

Tristram Coffin as Ranger Captain Dan Reid (uncredited)

Frank Fenton as Ranger Captain (uncredited)

Jack Rube Clifford as Jerry

Ray Bennett as Hardrock Jones

Rand Brooks as Dick Larrabee

Hank Worden as Rusty Bates

Monte Blue as Sheriff Stanton

Ross Ford as Bob Larrabee

[heavenboy09]

10 Years Ago Today, On July 3rd, 2013

From Walt Disney Pictures Presents

A Classic Tale Of The Old West

Reborn

In 1869

Colby, Texas

The Old West

Where Law & Order Try To Seek Justice ⚖

& Lawlessness Runs Wild Trampling Over The Law

The People Of Colby Are Introduced To The Future of Western Innovation To America 🇺🇸

But Bandits Try To Take Over

The Rail Roads To Make Crime More Easier For Looting & Killing Innocent People

Along The Way To Colby

A Lawyer named John Reid Is Heading back to his Home 🏡 Town

He Has Not Been Back For A Very Long Time Since Traveling The US

But Soon His Life Is About To Change

A Native American Outcast named Tonto Is Heading His Way To The Same Destination As John Reid

His Purpose Of Wandering Far Off The Outskirts of The Native Local Land

Is That He Is Seeking Vengeance For The 2 Men Who Wronged Him, When He Was Just A Child.

The 2 Lone Outcasts may not known what is happening.

But Their Destiny Is Intertwined & Their Quest Is To Seek Out The Criminals Who Have Brought Death & Destruction To Their Lives & Everyone In It

Its Up To Them To Stop This Evil 😈 From Spreading To The Rest Of America 🇺🇸

But No Ordinary Man Can Just Take On Evil 😈 without a Persona That Insignifies Justice

No, In Order To Take Evil 😈 Head On

Justice ⚖ Must Wear A Symbol

Justice ⚖ Must Be A Hero 🦸‍♂️ That Goes Above & Beyond What The Law Can't Or Won't Do.

JUSTICE ⚖ MUST WEAR A MASK 😷

FROM WALT DISNEY PICTURES PRESENTS

A JERRY BRUCKHEIMER PRODUCTION

A GORE VERBINSKI FILM 🎥

STARRING

JOHNNY DEPP

&

ARMIE HAMMER

IN

DISNEY'S

THE LONE RANGER 🤠🪶🐎

HAPPY 10TH ANNIVERSARY TO DISNEY'S

THE LONE RANGER 🤠🪶🐎

NEVER TAKE OFF THE MASK 😷 #TheLoneRanger #Tonto #JohnnyDepp #ArmieHammer #Disney

[mrmossmichael]

It's been 10 years since Disney's The Lone Ranger came out on July-3-2013 and let me tell ya: it's an average movie I've ever watched. Average means "OK", so remember that. It's about in the year 1933 a boy discovers an ancient Native American in a sideshow carnival tent. The Indian, or Native American for better, is Tonto (Johnny Depp), the old companion of John Reid (Armie Hammer) who's also a lawman more famously known as the Lone Ranger. With this opportunity to set the record straight about his and Reid's adventures, Tonto recalls the day in the year 1869 when he first encountered the man who would be his trusted friend and tells of their teamwork bringing down Butch Cavendish (William Fichtner) and other Old West outlaws. This Disney movie reminds me that I'm in the wild, wild west with both Johnny Depp and Armie Hammer.

[oldtvandcomics]

I have received many very nice comments on my fanfictions, but I must give a special shout-out to the ones that go "I have very fond childhood memories of watching The Lone Ranger with my grandfather. Anyway, thank you for this gay fanfic."

I have now two of them.

[evilhorse]

The Lone Ranger #7

RIP John Cassaday

[comics-station]

The Lone Ranger is a masked vigilante in the American Old West, he was once a Texas Ranger named John Reid, who was the lone survivor of an outlaw ambush. Shortly after the ambush, Reid was found by a Native American named Tonto, who nursed Reid back to heath. John made a vow to bring the outlaws responsible for the deaths of his fellow Rangers to justice with the aid of his new ally. Even after capturing those responsible for his "death", The Lone Ranger's mission to bring justice to the Wild West continued.

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[passwordispassword]

“Your hair smells different than it used to”

“Ahahaha, that’s actually pretty--”

“--creepy”

“I’m...creepy?”

I can’t get enough of them

[violetrose-art]

Lone Ranger: Hi Ho Silver! Away!

Tonto: ...Don't ever do that again!

Lone Ranger: Sorry.