Posts from the ‘Classics Illustrated’ Category

0October 4, 2013Abraham Lincoln as child of the prairie, wrestler, and statesman. But yeah, mostly wrestler. – Classics Illustrated #142

1February 19, 2013A Black History Month Special – Classics Illustrated #169, “Negro Americans: The Early Years”

0October 17, 2012Teddy Roosevelt recommends that you speak softly and carry (and read) his big comic book – The Rough Rider

4February 26, 2012Come worship Atomic Energy at the Church of 1950s Science – Classics Illustrated Special Issue: Adventures in Science

2September 21, 2011Apple cider, apple pie, apple crisp, apple fritters, dried apple heads… – Classics Illustrated Junior #515, “Johnny Appleseed”

0May 7, 2011Fee Fi Fo Fum – Classics Illustrated Junior #507, “Jack and the Beanstalk”

0December 18, 2010Elementary, my dear Blog into Mystery – Classics Illustrated #33, “The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes”

2September 10, 2010The face that launched a thousand sh-… wait, that’s a different chick from antiquity – Classics Illustrated #161, “Cleopatra”

0July 2, 2010Blog into Mystery is willin’ – Classics Illustrated #48, “David Copperfield”

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