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Guns Against Gangsters#5 [5]
Cover: L. B. Cole

Guns Against Gangsters #5 [5]

May 1949 · Novelty / Premium / Curtis · 0.10 USD
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In "Story of Annie Oakley," a daring theft of five sacks of tulip bulbs unfolds during a tense town crisis, as a young man threatens to jump from the steeple and divert attention while Toni visits Holland. Penciled by Pete Riss and inked by Janice Valleau, the story captures the drama with crisp, expressive art, while L. B. Cole’s cover delivers a striking, period-perfect image of the moment’s high stakes.

Contains 4 stories
Untitled story
9 pp
Story of Annie Oakley
4 pp
Untitled Adventure story
6 pp · Adventure
Chameleon [Pete Stockbridge]the Otter (introductionvillain)Olaf Olesen (fisherman)
Untitled Adventure story
7 pp · Adventure, Crime
Toni Gayle (detective)Biff Moggson (bodyguard)Hans Klinker (villain)

In "null," a town is thrown into chaos when a young man threatens to jump from the steeple, drawing everyone’s attention just as five sacks of tulip bulbs vanish during Toni’s trip to Holland. The sudden distraction sets off a mystery rooted in theft and misdirection, leaving the town scrambling to piece together what really happened.

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Full credits

artist Pete Riss
cover pencils, inks L. B. Cole

Reprints

Reprinted in Thrilling Crime Cases #47 (1952), Danger #18 (1964)

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