Annie Oakley #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Just Love That Cowhand!", a 10,000-dollar reward for a missing blonde girl sets off a chain of mistaken intentions between Bruce and Tex, each convinced the other is about to claim the prize. With Sally plotting to take the reward and be done with Annie once and for all, tensions rise in this 1948 adventure. The story unfolds with sharp pacing and period flair, illustrated by Christopher Rule and inked by George Klein, while Ed Winiarski’s cover captures the comic’s spirited tone.
In "Just Love That Cowhand!" from Annie Oakley #1 (1948), newly hired Annie Oakley takes on a cowboy job at the Barr-X ranch, where her charm and confidence immediately draw attention—especially from cowhand Tex Collins. As she settles in, tensions simmer between Annie and fellow worker Sally, whose doubts about Annie’s skills are matched only by her growing unease over the flirtation unfolding under the wide Western sky.
In "She's My Gal, Pal!" from Annie Oakley #1 (1948), a $10,000 reward for a missing blonde girl sets Bruce and Tex at odds, each convinced the other is after the prize. With Sally scheming to claim the reward and eliminate Annie once and for all, the tension between the trio heats up fast.
In "Wrong Steer!", Jo and her friend Sally find themselves caught in a rodeo rivalry when Sally convinces Bruce to organize a competition, hoping to humiliate Annie by pitting her against a professional star. The stakes rise as Annie faces off in the arena, testing her skills in a situation that’s as much about pride as it is about performance.
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Reprinted in Cowboy Trails #31 (1949)
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