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Real Life Comics #29 (1946)

Pines · 1946 · 52 pages

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Contains 7 stories
The Atomic Bomb
8 pp · non-fiction

The story follows the development of the atomic bomb through key moments in history, focusing on the scientific breakthroughs and the race between Allied and Nazi scientists during World War II. It highlights the contributions of figures like Einstein, Meitner, Bohr, and Fermi, tracing how their work led to the creation of the bomb, while emphasizing the moral and global stakes involved.

Major General Orde Charles Wingate
8 pp · war

Major General Orde Charles Wingate, a scholarly yet unorthodox officer, proves his mettle in the deserts of Palestine and the jungles of Burma by outmaneuvering enemy forces through cunning tactics and psychological warfare. From leading a small band of raiders to dismantle Arab sabotage networks to pioneering jungle warfare in Burma, he earns a reputation as a brilliant strategist who thrives where others fail.

Fighting General! Simon Bolivar Buckner Jr., U.S. Army
6 pp · war

Fighting General! Simon Bolivar Buckner Jr., U.S. Army From the frozen frontlines of Alaska to the brutal campaigns of Okinawa, Lt. General Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr. leads American forces with courage and determination. As he organizes defenses in the Aleutians and commands troops in the Pacific, Buckner proves himself a steadfast leader—both on the battlefield and in ensuring his men’s well-being.

Gen. Zachary Taylor
6 pp · history; war

In 1846, Colonel Zachary Taylor leads a dwindling force against overwhelming odds along the Rio Grande, facing off against Mexican general Santa Anna’s advancing army. With dwindling supplies and no reinforcements, Taylor makes a bold stand at the mountain pass of Buena Vista, turning back the enemy in a fierce battle that cements his reputation as "Old Rough and Ready."

Captain Peter S. Hopkins
5 pp · history; war

Captain Peter S. Hopkins, an American military advisor, joins Chinese officers in a daring plan to seize the heavily fortified Pine Mountain, a key Japanese stronghold known as the "Gibraltar of the Burma Road." As the Chinese troops launch a series of brutal assaults and secretly tunnel beneath the enemy position, Hopkins and his comrades race against time to detonate dynamite and break the Japanese hold—before being overwhelmed from within.

Stormer of Stony Point
6 pp · history; war

In the winter of 1778, Colonel Anthony Wayne leads a daring midnight assault on Stony Point, a heavily fortified British stronghold, using stealth and surprise to breach the defenses under cover of darkness. With his men advancing through treacherous terrain and facing sudden fire, Wayne pushes his troops forward, determined to seize the fort before dawn.

Private James H. Mills
4 pp · history; war

Private James H. Mills, a quiet young man more comfortable in the woods than in combat, proves his courage when he volunteers for a dangerous scouting mission during a fierce battle in central Italy. Facing overwhelming enemy fire and machine guns, he leads a daring assault that turns the tide, earning recognition for his bravery despite his unassuming nature.

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