Thus begins "The Lone Ranger Creed." That old Western yarn might seem like a far cry from the brash world of hardcore punk music, but, partner, you'd be incorrect with that foolish assumption.

Fran Stiker is credited by many as having created The Lone Ranger. The author wrote the books about the character, and created the following creed for the character to live by: “I believe that to have ...

Set during the Peloponnesian War, Assassin's Creed Odysseythrusts you into the ... In his crusade against Sauron and his dark minions, lone ranger Talion must set out to avenge his family ...

They wasted no time taking out the lone guard in the watchtower ... and humbling reminder of what the Ranger legacy is built on. “The Ranger Creed wasn’t written until nearly thirty years ...

One example that comes to mind for me is the Lone Ranger. When I was asked to draw him for a project, I researched and found the original creed his creators gave him in 1933, which stated his belief ...

"I believe in my Creator, my country, my fellow man." — Lone Ranger creed "The Lone Ranger" also helped popularize for generations of Americans "The William Tell Overture," used as its theme song.