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Real Life Comics #16 (1944)

Pines · 1944 · 60 pages

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Contains 10 stories
Suzy-Q
4 pp · non-fiction; aviation; war

Suzy-Q, a rugged aircraft serving in the U.S. Army Air Force during World War II, proves her legendary durability and skill as she flies daring missions across the Pacific, from Java to Rabaul. With her crew of seasoned pilots and gunners, she survives intense combat, including dogfights with Japanese Zeros and bombing runs on enemy installations, even when low on fuel and damaged. The story follows her relentless service, culminating in a harrowing emergency landing and a triumphant return to duty.

Robert E. Peary
5 pp · non-fiction; biography
Robert E. Peary

Robert E. Peary leads a daring Arctic expedition in 1908, navigating treacherous ice and extreme conditions with a small team, determined to reach the North Pole after years of setbacks and skepticism. Despite freezing temperatures, dwindling supplies, and personal hardship, he presses forward with unwavering resolve, ultimately claiming to have reached the Pole on April 1, 1909.

Greece Nation of Heroes
8 pp · non-fiction; history

In a stirring tribute to Greece’s enduring spirit, the story weaves together legendary tales of ancient heroes—from the mythic rebirth of humanity after the great flood to the fierce discipline of Spartan warriors—and traces their legacy through pivotal moments in history, from Athenian democracy to the resistance against Persian invasion, and ultimately to the nation’s defiance during the Nazi occupation in 1940. As the narrative moves from myth to modern struggle, it highlights how Greece’s ancestral courage continues to inspire its people in the face of overwhelming odds.

Marco Polo
7 pp · non-fiction; biography
Marco Polo

Marco Polo, a young Venetian, joins his father and uncle on a perilous journey across Asia, where they trade, explore, and eventually serve the powerful Khan of Peking. From the bustling streets of Peking to the remote islands of Sumatra and the forbidden lands of Japan, Marco’s travels reveal a world far beyond Europe’s imagination. His detailed observations and courage on missions across uncharted territories lay the foundation for a new understanding of the East.

Admiral William D. Leahy
4 pp · non-fiction; biography; military
Admiral William D. Leahy

Admiral William D. Leahy recounts his early naval career, from his first assignment aboard the aging frigate "Constellation" to his pivotal role in the Battle of Santiago, where the "Oregon" arrived just in time to turn the tide. As his career advances through both world wars, Leahy emerges as a strategic force, advocating for preparedness, defending U.S. interests as ambassador to Vichy France, and later shaping postwar military policy at the United Nations.

Pioneer of the Skies
5 pp · non-fiction; aviation; biography
Alberto Santos-Dumont

Alberto Santos-Dumont's early fascination with flight, sparked by his time on a Brazilian coffee plantation and nurtured by his scientific curiosity, leads him to pursue aeronautics in Paris despite skepticism and setbacks. Determined to prove that air travel was possible, he builds and tests a series of airships, facing dangerous failures and public ridicule, yet persisting in his vision of a world connected by the skies.

Thomas E. Dewey
5 pp · non-fiction; biography

Thomas E. Dewey's rise from a modest upbringing in Ossomo, Michigan, to becoming a celebrated prosecutor in New York City is chronicled through his early life, education, and groundbreaking work dismantling organized crime. From his days as a choir singer and law student to his fierce prosecution of racketeers like "Waxy" Gordon and Lucky Luciano, Dewey built a reputation for integrity and relentless justice. His campaign for New York County District Attorney and later for governor showcased his ability to connect with voters through honesty and a promise of reform.

Gustav Adolf
5 pp · non-fiction; biography

Gustav Adolf, the young king of Sweden, leads his army into Germany during the Thirty Years' War, driven by a desire to defend Scandinavia and resist Prussian tyranny. As he faces fierce battles, including the devastating sack of Magdeburg and a brutal clash at Lützen, he rallies his troops with courage and strategic brilliance, even as he endures personal loss and injury.

George Beurling
4 pp · non-fiction; aviation; biography

George Beurling, a young Canadian with a passion for flying, overcomes early obstacles—including being too young to enlist—to become a daring RAF pilot during World War II. His skill and courage shine as he defends Malta from overwhelming enemy air forces, earning legendary status among the island’s people and fellow pilots.

Rurik the Russ
4 pp · non-fiction; biography

Rurik the Russ, a fierce Norse chieftain from the Danish northlands, is summoned by warring Asian tribes seeking a strong ruler to unite them. After proving his might in battle and earning the loyalty of rival chieftains, he establishes a lasting kingdom, naming it "Russ" in honor of his homeland, and lays the foundation for a disciplined, unified people.

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