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Real Life Comics #22 (1945)

Pines · 1945 · 52 pages

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Contains 7 stories
The Story of Aviation
8 pp · non-fiction; aviation; history

From ancient myths to modern engineering, this eight-page story traces humanity's relentless pursuit of flight across centuries—from Icarus's cautionary tale through Leonardo da Vinci's designs, the Montgolfier brothers' pioneering balloons, and the brave experimenters who followed. Witness the incremental breakthroughs that transformed the dream of flight into reality: the discovery of hydrogen, the first manned ascent in 1783, Alberto Santos-Dumont's motor-driven innovations, and the Wright brothers' quest to build a reliable powered aircraft. A compelling chronicle of the visionaries and daredevils who defied gravity itself to reshape human possibility.

Field Marshal Alexander Suvorov
6 pp · non-fiction; biography; military
Alexander Suvorov
Commander Donald J. MacDonald
7 pp · non-fiction; biography; military
Donald J. MacDonald

Commander Donald J. MacDonald transforms from a desk-bound naval observer into one of the Navy's most decorated officers when he takes command of the destroyer O'Bannon in 1942, leading her through intense Pacific combat across multiple campaigns. From the waters off Guadalcanal to Vella Lavella, MacDonald and his crew pit their ship against Japanese battleships, cruisers, and submarines in a relentless series of engagements that would earn him seven citations and forge the O'Bannon's reputation as one of the Navy's most formidable fighting vessels.

Thomas Paine Soul of the American Revolution
6 pp · non-fiction; biography · pencils ? [as JK] · inks ? [as JK]
Thomas Paine

Thomas Paine arrives in the colonies in 1774 seeking a fresh start, and as revolutionary fervor builds against British rule, he finds his calling—wielding his powerful pen to inspire and unite a people fighting for freedom. From *Common Sense* to *The Rights of Man*, Paine's writings become the voice of revolution across America, England, and France, though his unwavering commitment to liberty leads him through danger, exile, and controversy. This biographical account traces how one man's conviction shaped the age of revolution itself.

The Pirate Patriot Jean Laffite
7 pp · non-fiction; biography
Jean Laffite

Jean Laffite emerges from the Louisiana bayous as a complex figure—a pirate who raids foreign vessels to fund revolution in South America, yet refuses to prey on American ships. When the British offer him gold and a pardon to betray New Orleans during their 1814 assault, Laffite instead commits his men to General Jackson's defense, helping secure a decisive victory and earning an official pardon. This is the tale of how a gulf coast buccaneer became an unlikely patriot.

Major Fred D. Conderman
4.8 pp · non-fiction; biography; war
Fred D. Conderman

Major Fred D. Conderman, a post office inspector living a quiet life in North Carolina, sees his world shattered when his son is killed in the Japanese attack on Wake Island in 1941. Determined to avenge his loss, Conderman pursues a relentless path to active combat—rejected by the military services for his age, he learns to fly and eventually convinces the Marines to commission him, finally reaching Guadalcanal in 1942. There, the aging hunter tracks enemy soldiers through the jungle with the same skill he once used for game, settling his personal score against the Japanese.

Fransisco Miranda Apostle of Liberty
6 pp · non-fiction; biography
Fransisco Miranda

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