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Real Life Comics #56 (1951)

Pines · 1951 · 36 pages

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Contains 8 stories
Bill Breakenridge Tombstone Lawman
6 pp · non-fiction; biography; western-frontier

Bill Breakenridge, a skilled gunman and former cavalryman, arrives in Tombstone, Arizona, seeking work as a deputy sheriff under Sheriff John Behan. After quickly proving his mettle by arresting a notorious outlaw without a shootout, he earns the respect of Marshal Wyatt Earp, who assigns him a dangerous mission: collect taxes from the feared cattle rustler Curling Bill, despite the outlaw’s powerful gang and lack of legal evidence.

Roman Nose's Raid
1 pp · non-fiction; history; western-frontier

A small group of U.S. Army troopers, led by Major Forsyth, finds themselves outnumbered and under siege by a large force of Cheyenne and Sioux warriors at Beecher's Island in Colorado. With only fifty men, they must hold their ground against overwhelming odds during a desperate stand that echoes the fate of Custer's later campaign.

Barbarossa Pirate Admiral
6 pp · non-fiction; biography

In 1500, two brothers—Horus and Kheyr-ed-Din, known as Barbarossa for their red beards—are enslaved aboard a pirate galley in the Mediterranean. After escaping and seizing control of a fleet, they rise to become feared corsairs, eventually leading the Ottoman navy and conquering key North African ports.

Battle for Survival
4 pp · non-fiction; history

Jerry and Jill, along with their kind-hearted museum attendant Mr. Noah, travel back 25,000 years to witness a pivotal clash between Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons, the ancestors of modern humans, as the fate of the human race hangs in the balance. Though outnumbered and outmatched in strength, the Cro-Magnons prepare to defend themselves with clever tactics and early innovations like the bow and arrow.

The Newspaper Story
5 pp · non-fiction; history

Following a young reporter’s first assignment at a busy city port, a routine docking turns into a sudden fire that sends him into action—racing to gather facts, interview witnesses, and relay the story back to the newsroom, where the chain of production unfolds from copy to print. The story reveals the intricate process behind the daily newspaper, from raw materials to the final press run, showcasing the teamwork and machinery that bring news to readers.

Western Rawhide
0.875 pp · non-fiction; western-frontier

A young cowhand learns how essential rawhide was to frontier life, from making ropes and gear to crafting furniture and even snowshoes, as the story highlights its vital role across the Southwest. The narrative explores the material’s importance during trail drives, the Texas War for Independence, and the later "Hide Wars," emphasizing its value in daily survival and industry.

Wheels of Empire!
3 pp · non-fiction; history; western-frontier

A young woman and her family set out west in a Conestoga covered wagon, relying on its sturdy design to carry them across the frontier, facing challenges from rough terrain and even hostile encounters. As they journey toward California, the wagon proves to be both a home and a fortress, embodying the resilience of pioneers who helped shape the American West.

Ben Hogan Golfdom's Mighty Mite
4 pp · non-fiction; biography; sports

Ben Hogan, the diminutive golf sensation of 1948, faces a life-threatening crash that leaves him with severe injuries and doubts about returning to the sport. Despite being told he may never play again, he battles through months of recovery, driven by determination and the unwavering support of his wife, Valerie, slowly rebuilding his strength and swing. As he steps back onto the course for a major tournament, he proves his resilience, even in defeat, reaffirming his place among golf’s greats.

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