Annie Oakley #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Tribal Treasures!", Annie Oakley faces her toughest challenge yet when the notorious Shot-Gun Sadie and her gang strike the bank and outdraw her in a shocking turn of events. As the trail leads to a second robbery at the express office, Annie uses her quick thinking and skill to finally bring Sadie down—only to uncover a secret that shakes the family to its core. Written by Hank Chapman and brought to life by Ross Andru’s dynamic art and Mike Esposito’s sharp inks, this 1956 classic features a surprising twist rooted in memory and identity, with Sol Brodsky and Vince Colletta’s cover capturing the tension in bold, striking detail.
In "The Tribal Treasures!" from Annie Oakley #10 (1956), Annie finds herself falsely accused by a Paiute tribe of stealing sacred treasures and bound to a tent pole. With quick thinking and the help of her loyal horse, Nugget, she sets out to clear her name and expose the true thief.
Annie Oakley faces her toughest challenge yet—not in a shooting match, but in a choice that could change her life. After narrowly defeating Frank Butler in a high-stakes contest, he invites her to join his Buffalo Bill Wild West show, offering a chance to save her family’s struggling Idaho ranch. Though she hesitates, torn between home and opportunity, the next morning she makes a decision that leaves her father stunned.
In "Showdown in Sagamore!", aging gunfighter Draw Clayton faces one final duel not for glory, but to pass on his hard-earned title. Tired of the endless draws and the weight of being the fastest, he deliberately takes a wound in a showdown with the younger Nevada Smith—knowing it’s time to let the legend fade into the past.
In "Shot-Gun Sadie!", Annie Oakley finds herself outmatched when a notorious outlaw named Sadie and her gang pull off a daring bank heist. Though Annie is no match for Sadie’s sharp aim, their clash takes a surprising turn when a second robbery leads to a tangle of rope and a shocking revelation—Sadie is actually Agnes, Annie’s long-lost mother, whose memories were stolen by the very gang that raised her.
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Reprinted in Annie Oakley #10 (1957), Annie Oakley #13, Annie Oakley Western Tales #5
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