The Lone Ranger/Green Hornet saga continues this week in Lone Ranger / Green Hornet #3 from Michael Uslan and Giovanni Timpano.

Who doesn’t love some Lone Ranger/Green Hornet crossover action? Well, if it is you, then boooo!

It’s probably the most interesting crossover you’ll read this year as the Lone Ranger and Green Hornet finally team in Lone Ranger/Green Hornet #1 from Dynamite Entertainment.

So far The Lone Ranger has been hit with criticism, but there are still many months till we will be able to watch the film on screen. Will Disney earn back some interest with their latest poster? Decided for yourself after the jump.

Dynamite Entertainment sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of titles arriving in stores this week. Take the jump for a look at After Earth, Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #2, Thun’da #3, Prophecy #4, Warlord of Mars: Dejah Thoris #17, Green Hornet #29, Jennifer Blood #18, Witchblade: Demon Reborn #3, The Lone Ranger: Snake of Iron #3, and more!

It is a hard country and the people must learn to live in it, or suffer sadness and sorrow. The Lone Ranger tale gives us a look at Tonto’s past, as Major Spoilers reviews The Lone Ranger #8.

Dynamite Entertainment sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of Prophecy #1, The Boys #67, Pantha #1, The Spider #2, Voltron: Year One #3, The Lone Ranger #6, Zorro Rides Again #10, and more.

Dynamite Entertainment sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of The Ninjettes #1, The Bionic Man #6, Warlord of Mars #15, Red Sonja #63, Kirby: Genesis Silver Star #3, Zorro Rides Again #8, The Living Corpse: Exhumed #6, and Dean Koontz’s Nevermore #6.

According to a press release sent out by the State of New Mexico, Disney’s The Lone Ranger will begin filming in February, and will continue to shoot in the state until mid-August.

Press Release Dynamite Entertainment and Classic Media welcome the return of America’s quintessential Western hero-The Lone Ranger® to the comic world! The masked man returns with a new #1 in January 2012 as an ongoing series. This new The Lone Ranger comic series kicks off with a six-part story called “Hard Country.” To allow new fans to jump into the series, the first two issues will be included within a larger story.  It will then move into a longer, serialized tale, respecting the excellent template provided by Brett Matthews and Sergio Cariello with John Cassaday, setting off on a new

Looks like the Armie Hammer/Johnny Depp Lone Ranger movie got shut down this past week because of production cost. It isn’t that Disney’s pockets aren’t deep enough, according to Deadline, it appears that the studios are tired of spending upwards of $300 million plus for every movie, and The Lone Ranger’s estimated $275 million budget may just be the straw that broke the camel’s back. If production costs really are a thing studios are having a gripe over, expect to see other movies suddenly finding their budgets cut in order to meet studio expectations. via Deadline