The New Adventures of the Lone Ranger and Zorro, Vol. 1 [DVD]

well done series by filmation entertainment. the lone ranger parts where very well written and animated. they had many surprises in them a well done treat to any classic lone ranger fan. the zorro side of the set were well written animation seemed a little off but other wise well done. a true treat to any lone ranger fan or zorro fan looking to see there hero's in a another light.

The Lone Ranger/Zorro Hour was a favorite of mine growing up, and it is great to have those episodes in my collection to watch as often as I want! Too bad those days are gone, but with this collection, I can relive them with my kids someday.

They have all the episodes. The lone ranger have all 28 episodes and Zorro have all 13 episodes. So it's a complete collection.

...but a great keepsake. I used to watch these cartoons every saturday morning when I was a little boy growing up in the 80's. I used to be fascinated by the show and I wanted to show my 2 children what I used to watch when I was little. So far, only my 2 year old has had a chance to watch it, but it was great to see him with the same look on his face that I imagine myself having. The quality is bad, but the 80's was a long time ago, so be gentle and enjoy the memories of yesteryear!

Good episodes that children can learn from, the color is outstanding. Good show for children and adults alike. I wish today's cartoons were more like this.

this is a great dvd because i grew up watching the lone ranger and zorro.hurry and make the next vol.

thankyou very much for L.R. and ZORRO!

As a kid, I can remember loving this cartoon. It came on as the Tarzan/Lone Ranger/Zoro adventure hour. What I don't remember is the Lone Ranger stories being as hokey as they are. Some of them are so corny, they make me laugh. Nor do I remember the Zorro animation being anime. Still overall, it's a nice collection. I wish there were more Zorro stories and that Tarzan had been included. Regardless, the animation is still pretty sharp and would hold its own against any of its modern contemporaries.