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Showing posts with label Ukraine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ukraine. Show all posts
Sunday, May 19, 2024
Did We Ask "What's the Point of Supplying England While They Defy Hitler?"
Saturday, February 24, 2024
On the 2nd Anniversary of the Russkie Invasion of Ukraine...
...as Republicans vacation while Ukrainians DIE, it's vital we never forget they're...
Thursday, December 14, 2023
Now, More than Ever, It's Important to Show Support for Ukraine...
...even Though Cons in Congress would Rather Support Putin and the Russkies!
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Friday, February 24, 2023
Imperialist Running Dog Putin Invaded Ukraine One Year Ago Today...
...and Ukraine Still Stands Free!
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Monday, February 28, 2022
Monday Madness: How Repugs Think We Can Fight Russkies in the Ukraine!
I'd say they read these comics as kids...
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| #2 (1953) Art by Jim McLaughlin |
...presuming they could actually read!
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| #3 (1953) Art by an unknown illustrator |
Click on the links to our "brother" RetroBlog War: Past, Present & Future...and read about...
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...which were two different 1950s series with two different plotlines and histories of the same potential future (the 1960s) from the same publisher!
Friday, February 25, 2022
DUCK & COVER Part 2
...he was showing us how to survive an atomic attack!
Let's continue...
Let's continue...
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Thursday, February 24, 2022
DUCK & COVER Part 1
As Putin's Russia attacks Ukraine, bringing the world closer to a potential nuclear conflict...
...it behooves us to look back at how the government thought we'd have to deal with a potential nuclear attack!
As you might have guessed, this was a comic booklet that was handed out to students in the 1950s-1960s who were shown the famous Duck and Cover movie in their classroom!
Be here tomorrow for the conclusion...but, in the meantime, here's a kool download from the Library of Congress about Duck and Cover and similar Civil Defense films!
Be here tomorrow for the conclusion...but, in the meantime, here's a kool download from the Library of Congress about Duck and Cover and similar Civil Defense films!
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Sunday, March 9, 2014
Reading Room WORLD WAR III "Unleashed" Conclusion
...in the Summer of 1960, the Soviet Union launched a devastating nuclear sneak attack on the United States...
Oddly, this series presented a similar series of events to the first issue of Atomic War, but in a slightly-different time-frame, and a different order!
There were no cross-overs and technology and certain events were very different in the two titles.
BTW, Atomic War! came first, in November, 1952, following in December, then going bi-monthly in February and April, 1953.
World War III ran in March and May of 1953, the months Atomic War! wasn't published, giving kids of the era a monthly fix of fissionable future fun!
In mid-1953 most of the Ace Publishing comic line, except for romance and war books (WWII & Korea, not future), and one horror title, were cancelled.
The remainder died when the publisher dropped comics altogether in 1956, concentrating on paperbacks (including the legendary Ace Doubles) until the company was purchased by Grosset & Dunlap in 1972, and is now a highly-successful division of Penguin Publishing Group.
Story by pulp and paperback novel author Robert Turner, who wrote all the tales in both issues of World War III.
Illustrated by Ken Rice.
There were no cross-overs and technology and certain events were very different in the two titles.
BTW, Atomic War! came first, in November, 1952, following in December, then going bi-monthly in February and April, 1953.
World War III ran in March and May of 1953, the months Atomic War! wasn't published, giving kids of the era a monthly fix of fissionable future fun!
In mid-1953 most of the Ace Publishing comic line, except for romance and war books (WWII & Korea, not future), and one horror title, were cancelled.
The remainder died when the publisher dropped comics altogether in 1956, concentrating on paperbacks (including the legendary Ace Doubles) until the company was purchased by Grosset & Dunlap in 1972, and is now a highly-successful division of Penguin Publishing Group.
Story by pulp and paperback novel author Robert Turner, who wrote all the tales in both issues of World War III.
Illustrated by Ken Rice.
Saturday, March 8, 2014
Reading Room WORLD WAR III "Unleashed" Part 1
We travel to another potential near future (the 1960s as seen in 1952)...
Be here tomorrow for the conclusion of "Unleashed" along with background about how this series differs from it's "brother" title from the same publisher, Atomic War!
Friday, March 7, 2014
Reading Room ATOMIC WAR! "Sneak Attack" Conclusion
Though caught off-guard due to Commie sleeper agents disabling most of NORAD's Distant Early Warning System, America's armed forces swing into action...
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| From the New York Journal-American Archive at the University of Texas |
This 1952 tale launched the short-lived Atomic War comic book series, which presented a remarkably-consistent "future" world of 1960 with it's own continuity.
Illustrated by Ken Rice, this premiere tale from Ace's Atomic War! #1 (1952) establishes the premise and leaves the reader shell-shocked.
You can read even more Atomic War tales HERE!
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Reading Room ATOMIC WAR! "Sneak Attack" Part 1
With all the talk of potential war between the US and Russia over the Ukraine...
We pause to take in the sheer devastation and assure you that
America WILL Strike Back...
TOMORROW!
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America WILL Strike Back...
TOMORROW!
Don't Miss It!
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