Annie Oakley #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Wanted Dead or Alive Annie Oakley," rancher Lem Cranze grumbles to his friend Joe about the sheriff’s lack of action—until he catches four rustlers stealing his cattle. When the sheriff swiftly tracks them down and brings them to justice, Lem’s disdain turns to grudging respect. Al Williamson’s dynamic art and Joe Letterese’s crisp lettering bring the tense showdown to life, with Carl Burgos’s bold cover capturing the high-stakes drama.
Annie Oakley finds herself the target of a bounty when outlaw leader Black Bart puts a price on her head. After fending off a bushwhacker, she turns the tables by enlisting the would-be attacker in a daring scheme to bring down Black Bart and his gang.
In "Flaming Fury," Annie Oakley springs into action when the orphanage she cares for catches fire, rescuing every child with fearless determination. When the town holds a rodeo to rebuild, the stolen funds spark suspicion—especially when a mysterious stranger, Concho Zimmer, suddenly offers to buy the land.
In "The Man Who Wears the Star!", rancher Lem Cranze grumbles to his friend Joe about how the sheriff seems to do little to earn his pay—until a sudden cattle rustling proves otherwise. When Lem spots the thieves and alerts the sheriff, the man in the badge swiftly acts, turning the tide in a way that leaves Lem with a new respect for the job.
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Reprinted in Annie Oakley #5 (1955), Best of the West #35 (2003), Best of the West #65 (2007), Western Treasury #2 (2011), Atlas Artist Edition #2 (2024)
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