Born August 13, 1860. Annie Oakley was a female American sharpshooter and performer who became a star in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show. She was given the name “Little Sure Shot” by Sitting Bull, who also toured with the show. She had been a hunter and trapper for most of her life, before joining the show. Annie was a skilled sharpshooter. She could shoot a .22 caliber rifle at 90 feet and split a playing card edge-on while putting five or six holes in it before it hit the ground.
First Appearance Historical figure (b. 1860 – d. 1926)
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Appearance List Comics: Annie Oakley and Tagg #4-18, Cheyenne Kid #54, Cowboy Western Comics #17-65, Four Color #438, 481, 520, 575, Geronimo Jones #2, Guns Against Gangsters #5, Hit Comics #47, Six-Gun Heroes vol. 1 #46-82, vol. 2 #6-8
Description Born August 13, 1860. Annie Oakley was a female American sharpshooter and performer who became a star in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show. She was given the name “Little Sure Shot” by Sitting Bull, who also toured with the show. She had been a hunter and trapper for most of her life, before joining the show. Annie was a skilled sharpshooter. She could shoot a .22 caliber rifle at 90 feet and split a playing card edge-on while putting five or six holes in it before it hit the ground.
