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Little Orphan Annie [Popped Wheat Giveaway]#[nn]
Cover: Harold Gray

Little Orphan Annie [Popped Wheat Giveaway] #[nn]

Jan 1947 · Sig Feuchtwanger · 0.00 FREE
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In "Axel's Captive Part 1," Harold Gray delivers a tense, character-driven tale from 1947, where Bolo manipulates local businessmen into turning on Nick Gatt, setting off a chain of betrayals that traps Gatt in a deadly game. With Gatt caught between his own past and a desperate bid for redemption, the story unfolds through Gray’s signature art and storytelling—every line and shadow charged with consequence. The free 1947 issue, illustrated entirely by Harold Gray, features his distinctive cover art and marks a pivotal moment in the series’ long-running narrative.

Contains 2 stories
Axel's Captive Part 1
5 pp · Adventure, Children
AxelKaterinaHumpyNick GattFedor
Axel's Captive Part 2
9 pp · Adventure, Children
Nick GattAxelByron BoloJohn TecumJill Tecum

In "Axel's Captive Part 2," Jo and Bolo navigate a tense web of betrayal as local businessmen turn against Nick Gatt, drawing in D.A. John Tecum. With secrets unraveling and trust fraying, Nick finds himself caught between his old allies and a plan that could free Annie—but only if he survives the reckoning.

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Cast · 9 characters

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writer, artist, inker, colorist Harold Gray
cover pencils, inks Harold Gray

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