Annie Oakley #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Caught Nappin' Kidnappin'!", Lana’s sudden departure for a 15-week musical tour sets off a chain of coincidences when her former partner Mickey ends up working for the very same man financing the show—Mr. Spanner. As Mickey’s new job leads him unexpectedly to a performance of the musical, the tension between past and present begins to unravel. Art by Bill Williams and George Klein, with cover by Christopher Rule, this 1948 issue captures the spark of a tangled, road-trip mystery.
In "A Trifle Ruffled!", Annie Oakley finds herself caught in a playful scheme when her friend Sally invites her to swim, hinting at a chance encounter with Tex—only to spring a vintage, ruffled swimsuit on her without warning. With Tex expected to ride by the lake, Annie’s outing takes an unexpectedly awkward turn as she tries to keep her cool in a suit far more dramatic than she bargained for.
In "The Road to Romance!", Lana leaps into a 15-week musical tour, leaving behind a simmering rift with Mickey—only for fate to send Mickey on his own road trip selling hardware, where he unexpectedly crosses paths with his former boss, Mr. Spanner. When Spanner insists Mickey join him for a performance of the very show Lana’s in, the two find themselves on a collision course of chance and misdirection.
In "Horse Play!", Annie Oakley’s spirited horse Bullseye stands his ground against a rival black stallion threatening his filly, turning the tide in a wild frontier showdown. Emboldened by the horse’s courage, Annie takes up her own fight—this time not for the barn, but for Tex, when he tries to send Sally off in the buckboard.
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Reprinted in Annie Oakley Comics #2 (1948), Teen Comics #32 (1949), Corral Comics #15 (1951)
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