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Real Life Comics #50 (1949)

Pines · 1949 · 38 pages

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Contains 7 stories
Trailblazers of the West
4 pp · adventure
Meriwether LewisWilliam Clark
The Next Ice Age
4 pp · adventure

Mr. Noah guides two young museum visitors, Jerry and Jill, through the magic meteor to witness the frozen world of 50,000 A.D., where a mile-thick wall of ice has buried civilization and humans have adapted to hunt polar bears and fish through the frozen wasteland. Along the way, Mr. Noah explains the scientific theories behind ice ages and what life might look like in such a frigid future. After their harrowing encounter with both an avalanche and a polar bear, the travelers return home with a sobering lesson about Earth's climate and humanity's potential to overcome it.

Simon Lake and the Submarine
5 pp · non-fiction
Simon Lake

When skeptics dismissed Simon Lake's submarine dream as impossible, the young inventor refused to listen. Starting with inspiration at age fourteen and twelve years of relentless experimentation, Lake built and tested his own vessels despite ridicule from naval experts and superstitious townsfolk who mistook his machines for monsters. His determination eventually proved visionary—turning submarines from curiosities into the revolutionary underwater weapons and tools that transformed naval warfare and exploration forever.

Cocopah Treasure
4 pp · adventure

Stranded on the coast of what is now California after a shipwreck in 1682, Spanish pirate Captain Arroa and his desperate crew trek inland seeking food and rescue—only to stumble upon a hidden gold mine in the Arizona wilderness. When hostile natives attack their camp, the men seal the treasure in a cave and scatter, leaving behind one of history's most legendary lost hoards waiting to be reclaimed.

Charles Radbourne
4 pp · sports
Charles Radbourn
War of the Gladiators
5 pp · adventure

When the Roman Empire conquers the city of Thrace, a man named Spartacus is enslaved and sent to Capua to train as a gladiator—but he refuses to fight for the entertainment of Rome's elite. Instead, he rallies his fellow captives to fight for their own freedom, leading them in a daring escape to Mount Vesuvius and inspiring thousands of slaves across the empire to join his cause. As the Roman Senate scrambles to contain the growing uprising, Spartacus must navigate impossible odds and the fracturing unity of his own army.

Cates of the Marines Front Line Fighter
2 pp · war
Clifton B. Cates

General Clifton B. Cates proved himself a fearless leader during the brutal Aisne-Marne offensive in World War I France, holding the line with just a handful of men against German machine gun fire and artillery, then pushing forward through injury and exhaustion to secure key positions. His courage and resolve during those harrowing combat days set the stage for a distinguished military career that would eventually see him rise to Commandant of the United States Marine Corps, ready to face new challenges when the Japanese struck Pearl Harbor.

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