A Halloween Treat (No Trick!)...Horror Comics of the 1950s!

Before videogames came along, comics, tv, and movies were said to be the contributing factors to...(gasp)...JUVENILE DELINQUENCY!
Noted psychiatrist Dr Fredric Wertham SAID SO in his classic book Seduction of the Innocent!
I say...CELEBRATE the stuff your grandparents said would warp your parents' minds!
After all, they turned out OK, didn't they?
Didn't they?
Oh, well...
What could be more appropriate for Halloween than the frightening images of Horror Comics of the 1950s™ on tote bags, t-shirts, mini-buttons,and other ghoulish goodies?
Are you ready to be scared?
Click HERE...if you dare!

DUCK AND COVER...THE MOVIE!

WARNING!

This is NOT for the Faint of Heart!

Now see what misled millions of innocent young schoolchildren who thought they'd survive an atomic attack by simply ducking and covering...

Amazing what the government would lie about, eh?

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Friday Fun BIG APPLE COMIX "Battery's Down"

Like many people, Chicagoan Alan Weiss came to New York City to seek fame and fortune...

...and the Midwestern man who became an established comics illustrator shared a (supposedly only-slightly exaggerated version of his first days in NYC in the late 1960s...

Note: may by NSFW due to a couple of common-to-the-era racial stereotypes in this never reprinted tale.

Alan is now accepting private comissions at his site HERE!

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Trump Reading Room DUCK AND COVER Part 2

When Last We Left Bert the Turtle...

...he was showing us how to survive an atomic attack!
Let's continue...

Saturday...See the Movie!

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Trump Reading Room DUCK AND COVER Part 1

As Don the Con prepares to get us into a nuclear shootout with North Korea...

...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!

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