Little Orphan Annie "The Pro and the Con"

In 2002, Pacific Comics Club brought back the classic newspaper strip with Little Orphan Annie: "The Pro and the Con", a single-issue comic reprinting a 1940s continuity. This story, originally written and drawn by Harold Gray, showcases Annie and her mentor "Daddy" Warbucks navigating a courtroom drama that pits a crusading district attorney against organized crime. While a brief publication, it highlights the enduring appeal of Gray's signature storytelling—tough, morally clear, and deeply American. For fans of vintage adventure strips, this issue offers a clean reprint of a lesser-known but tightly plotted chapter in Annie's long history.