Issue | #8 |
Published | July-September 1956 |
Cover Price | 0.10 USD |
Pages | 36 |
Editing | ? |
Notes | Cover: mixed media--color posed-for-comics shot of actress Gail Davis (as Annie Oakley), examing rifle bullet, painted desert/mountain scene in background. Some sequence page counts corrected per Martin Olsen, January 2009. |
Characters | Gail Davis [as Annie Oakley] (photo) |
Genre | western |
Pencils | ? (photo) |
Inks | ? (photo) |
Colors | ? (photo) |
Notes | Cover: mixed media--color posed-for-comics shot of actress Gail Davis (as Annie Oakley), examing rifle bullet, painted desert/mountain scene in background. Some sequence page counts corrected per Martin Olsen, January 2009. |
Genre | fact |
Notes | Inside front cover: illustrated fact filler short story. |
Characters | Annie Oakley; Tagg; Lofty Craig |
Synopsis | Annie, Tagg and deputy Lofty Craig find trouble when there's a sudden gold strike in their territory. |
Genre | western |
Pencils | Dan Spiegle |
Inks | Dan Spiegle |
Notes | "Filler; (one page illustrated fiction). All such filler material is copyrighted by Western Printing & Lithographing Co., and notice is shown. Most of such work however has fallen into public domain now." |
Genre | western |
Pencils | John Ushler |
Inks | John Ushler |
Notes | "Back-Up feature (comics story) Some evidence of Pete Alvarado contribution. Ushler and Alvarado were the first artists to draw the syndicated Roy Rogers newspaper comic strip, in 1949, as a team." |
Synopsis | Annie's rescuer turns out to be the thief she and her nephew and deputy have been chasing. A little detective work and her famous sharpshooting highlight this cowgirl's stories. |
Genre | western |
Pencils | Dan Spiegle |
Inks | Dan Spiegle |
Letters | typeset |
Genre | fact |
Notes | Inside back cover: illustrated fact filler one page story, offers a concise history of this headgear. |