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Real Life Comics #1 (1941)

Pines · 1941 · 68 pages

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Contains 8 stories
The Story of Democracy
10 pp · non-fiction; history
Uncle SamKing JohnThomas JeffersonGeorge WashingtonAbraham Lincoln

When two boys express fear about the world's dictators, Uncle Sam himself whisks them through time to show them democracy's hard-won history—from King John's England and the French Revolution, through the Pilgrims' struggle for freedom, the American Revolution, and the great documents that shaped the nation. Witness the Magna Carta, the Declaration of Independence, and the sacrifices of figures like Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, and Abraham Lincoln as they fought to build and preserve the democratic ideal that defines us today.

Lawrence of Arabia
10 pp · non-fiction; biography
Thomas Edward LawrenceCovingtonAbaSheerif FeisalAbdulla

At Oxford University, the bookish Thomas Edward Lawrence dreams of the desert—and after graduation, he vanishes from a guided tour in Beirut to explore Arabia on his own terms. Years later, his intimate knowledge of Arab culture and language makes him invaluable to the British military during World War I, and he sets out to unite the fractious tribes under Sherif Feisal's banner to revolt against Turkish occupation. What begins as a daring diplomatic mission transforms Lawrence into "El Ourans," a legendary figure whose courage and cunning inspire fierce Bedouin warriors to follow him into battle.

The Story of Stephen Decatur
9 pp · non-fiction; biography
Stephen DecaturCommodore PrebleReuben James

Track the rise of Stephen Decatur, one of America's greatest naval heroes, from his youthful oath aboard the USS United States through his daring exploits against the Barbary Pirates and beyond. Follow his command of the Enterprise and the Intrepid as he battles corsairs off the North African coast, defends American honor against foreign insults, and earns lasting glory under the command of Commodore Preble. With bravery, skill with the sword, and unwavering devotion to his country, Decatur writes his name into the annals of naval history—though his story proves that courage in battle is only one chapter of a complicated life.

Alfred Bernhard Nobel Baron of Peace and War!
2 pp · non-fiction; biography
Alfred Bernhardt NobelEmil Nobel

When his father forces Alfred Bernhard Nobel into the explosives business, a tragic accident with his brother Emil sets the young inventor on an obsessive quest to create a safe, stable explosive—a pursuit that leads to the invention of dynamite. Though Nobel dreams his discovery will end warfare, the technology is soon weaponized in conflict, leaving him grappling with the paradox of his life's work. Seeking redemption, he channels his fortune toward honoring the greatest achievements in science, literature, and peace, establishing a legacy that would outlive him by generations.

Heroes of the Mounties
10 pp · non-fiction
Constable A. PennycuickO'Brien (crook)Staff Sergeant Graham

Constable A. Pennycuick's journey from a scrappy kid determined to join the Royal Canadian Northwest Mounted Police to a seasoned lawman unfolds across years of relentless training and hazing—until his mettle is tested on a Christmas morning pursuit across the frozen Yukon. When a murderer named O'Brien escapes custody, Pennycuick recognizes a connection to a brutal series of killings and sets off alone on a desperate dog-sled chase into the wilderness. What follows is a brutal reckoning between hunter and hunted on the ice.

Strange Kinds of Money
2 pp · non-fiction
JackTed

After visiting the U.S. Mint, Jack learns from Ted about the fascinating history of currency—from cattle and slaves to ivory, tobacco, and beaver pelts—exploring how different cultures and eras have used unexpected items as money. This educational journey through the ages reveals that the coins and bills we know today are just one chapter in a much stranger story of human commerce.

Daniel Boone Frontiersman
10 pp · non-fiction; biography; western-frontier
Daniel BooneFinleyRebecca BooneSquire BooneJemima

Daniel Boone dreams of adventure beyond the Pennsylvania frontier, and when a traveler named Finley returns with tales of Kentucky's untamed riches, Boone sets out to claim them—facing hostile tribes, treacherous terrain, and impossible odds as he blazes a path westward. From his harrowing early expeditions through warnings of war to defending settlements and rescuing his own family from captives, Boone's courage and wilderness savvy become legendary among the pioneers and natives alike. This ten-page biography charts the making of a man whose determination to tame the frontier would define a nation's westward dream.

Aces of the Air
9 pp · non-fiction; aviation; war
Major "Billie" Barker

Major "Billie" Barker craves action and finds his calling in the sky—but his path to becoming one of Britain's greatest flying aces is anything but straightforward. After proving himself in the cavalry and as an artillery observer, Barker finally earns his wings and returns to the front as a pilot, where his fearless tactics and daring dogfights earn him decoration after decoration. When a swarm of enemy fighters nearly costs him everything in a desperate solo stand, Barker's indomitable spirit and fifty-two confirmed victories cement his legacy as a legendary warbird of the First World War.

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