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Real Life Comics #51 (1950)

Pines · 1950 · 36 pages

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Contains 10 stories
Sam Houston Idol of Texas
4 pp · biography
Sam HoustonMr. BigelowWhite FeatherBull HornAndrew Jackson: James Madison

Sam Houston, raised among the Cherokee and known as "Raven," returns to white society to serve in the War of 1812, where his experience with Native Americans earns him respect from General Andrew Jackson despite his conflicted feelings about fighting them. Later, as a diplomat sent to Texas, he navigates tensions between American settlers and Mexican authorities, witnessing the growing push for independence while striving to maintain peace with the region’s tribes.

London Landmarks
0.5 pp · non-fiction
Buffalo Men
1 pp · non-fiction; western-frontier
Journey to the Moon! A Jules Verne Classic
5 pp · science fiction · script ? (Adaptation)
Mr. BlakeJohnny BlakeMr. BarbicaneMr. NichollMichel Arden

In a daring 19th-century adventure adapted from Jules Verne’s classic, Mr. Barbicane, Mr. Nicholl, and Michel Arden embark on a groundbreaking mission to the Moon, launching from a colossal cannon in Florida. As they hurtle through space, the trio faces unexpected dangers—including a near-miss with a comet and a drifting course—testing their courage and ingenuity. Their journey takes them far beyond Earth, leaving their fate uncertain as they navigate the vast unknown.

Bee Wise
0.5 pp · non-fiction
Master of All Trades Ben Franklin
4 pp · biography
Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin, a man of boundless curiosity and ingenuity, demonstrates his remarkable range of talents—from inventing the lightning rod and Franklin stove to creating the harmonica and pioneering crop insurance. Through a series of personal experiments and civic improvements, he transforms everyday challenges into groundbreaking solutions, all while championing education, public health, and community progress. His life stands as a testament to the power of practical innovation and service to others.

Let's Go Skiing!
3 pp · sports
SueBill

Sue and Bill head to the slopes for their first skiing adventure, with Bill guiding Sue through the basics from walking and turning to stopping techniques. As Sue fumbles her way down the hill, she learns the ropes with a mix of humor and encouragement, discovering the thrill of gliding through the snow.

Facts on Fossils
0.5 pp · non-fiction

A young woman explores ancient fossils from the Redbeds of Western Texas, learning how prehistoric creatures like the eusthenopteron and diplovertebron evolved from aquatic life into early land animals. The story highlights the scientific significance of petrified bones and traces the gradual development of limbs and land adaptation over millions of years.

The Grosvenor Treasure
4 pp · non-fiction
Captain John CoxonMr. BealeKing Kubulu

Captain John Coxon leads the ill-fated voyage of the *Grosvenor*, whose wreck off the coast of Southeast Africa hides a treasure of immense value—only to be stranded by a storm and attacked by tribesmen led by King Kubulu, while Mr. Beale and others struggle to survive the jungle and its dangers. Weeks later, a rescue party arrives from Capetown, but finds only one survivor, leaving the fate of the others uncertain and the treasure still lost beneath the sea.

Prince Henry the Navigator
4 pp · biography
King John of PortugalPrince HenryYussuf Ibn-AhmedPrince Pedro

Prince Henry, driven by a vision to expand Portugal’s naval power, leads a daring campaign against the Moors, capturing Ceuta and confronting Admiral Yussuf Ibn-Ahmed in a fierce duel. As he secures the port, he turns his focus to exploration, promoting maritime advances and establishing colonies, even as civil unrest and the dark legacy of the slave trade challenge his ideals.

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