Liberty Scouts - Man of War, Sunday Comics

Liberty Scouts - Man of War from Chuck Thompson

From the golden age of comics comes this story, Man of War from Liberty Comics by Fiche Comics.  Entertainment from the past.  Some heavy propaganda here, but that is the way it has been for decades.  It's designed to get you to be patriotic and sympathetic to causes.  Otherwise you would probably not support the causes.  There is a science to all of this.

Free downloads are available from our SlideShare site.  You can enlarge this book by clicking on the icon in the lower right hand corner of the container for full screen reading.  Enjoy.

Cover from Whiz Comics #2 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Little Nemo - 1905 Sunday Comic Strip

Little Nemo - Sunday Funnies from Chuck Thompson

Click the icon at the bottom right hand corner to enlarge to full screen mode.  Free downloads are available on this from our SlideShare site.  Little Nemo from 1905.  Another trip in our very own time machine.  GVLN.  ENjoy.

Little Nemo alone (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Secret of The Seance - Sunday Comics

Secret of The Seance from Chuck Thompson

The Sunday Comics for this week is The Secret of The Seance.  From the Golden Age of comic books.  Enjoy.  Free downloads are available from our SlideShare site.

Beware 01 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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Dan Dunn - Sunday Funnies

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From the Sunday funny paper of yesteryear.  Dan Dunn, ace detective.  The man that went head to head with Dick Tracy as the character to follow for crime detective stories.  Sunday Funnies right here on GVLN, bringing you incredible content everyday.

Chester Gould's cover for 1947 Quaker Puffed Wheat giveaway comic book reprinting early 1940s Dick Tracy strips. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

The Shadow - Sunday Comics

The Shadow comic from Chuck Thompson

From the Golden Age of comics comes this story of crime and suspense.  The Shadow.  This story goes along with our previous old time radio shows of the Shadow just below.  Every Sunday we post comics and Sunday funnies.  This week we are covering an old and vastly successful character of the past.  Who know's what evil lurk's in men's hearts?  The Shadow knows.

  You can download a free copy of the e-comic form our SlideShare site.  You will have to sign in with either a Facebook account or a LinkedIn account though.  Check back to see what kind of exciting comics we bring you next Sunday.  Stay tuned daily for more incredible content.  GVLN, simply amazing.

DC Comics' The Shadow #1 (Nov. 1973). Cover art by Michael Kaluta. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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The Code of Treachery - Sunday Comics

The Code of Treachery from Chuck Thompson

The Code of Treachery.  A good old fashioned pirate story from the golden age of comics.  If you like this story, you can download a free copy at this link.

http://www.putlocker.com/file/937A726E0A68FEF9

No emails, no advertising, no junk, no gimmicks, no kidding.  Where free really means free.  Enjoy.

My Life 01a (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Why We Celebrate The 4th of July

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https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B5NJpRCvjyV8YWZWOHZsdUpHdnc/edit?usp=sharing  This link is to a free downloadable copy of this comic strip about why we celebrate the 4th of July.  It's part of our 4th of July celebrations and we wish each and all a happy Independence Day.  Let Freedom Ring!

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Sunday Comics - The Green Hornet - Terror From The Past

Green Hornet - Terror From The Past from Chuck Thompson

The Green Hornet in Terror From The Past.  A comic book story from the golden age of comics.  The Green Hornet was a very popular fictional character for decades, especially during the 1930's and 1940's.  The Green Hornet sparked not only comic books but also radio show, movie serials, TV shows and pulp fiction stories.  Today the character is almost unheard of.   Catch Sunday comics every Sunday right here on GVLN.

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Angel Face - Sunday Funnies

From 1957.  Angel Face was a short run comic strip, but very comical.  Here is one of the plates from that era.  Part of our Sunday Funnies each Sunday right here on GVLN.

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Spooky - Sunday Comic Book Story

Spooky from Chuck Thompson

Spooky is our pick for this Sunday's comic story.  Put some fun and humor into your life with this story from the Golden Age of comics.  Catch another story each week right here on GVLN.  Free downloads of this story are available on our SlideShare site.

Watch Out For Big Talk - The Political Comic That Is Gaining Major Ground

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We posted this comic book yesterday on our SlideShare account and it went viral within a matter of minutes.  Produced by the National Manufacturers Association back in 1950, it was a free giveaway.  It's an historical look at politics and what to watch out for that has destroyed nations throughout history.  The same techniques are used time and time again as they are time tested proven ways to destroy a nation.  If we do not watch out for what is really going on, we face the same fate.  The comic book is available for free downloads on our SlideShare site. Just hit the save button at the top of the container.  You are also welcome to embed this comic onto your own site to share it with others.  The embedding code is also on the SlideShare site as well.

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Sunday Comics - The Volcano of Vengeance - Story Free Download

Volcano of Vengeance - Free Comic Story from Chuck Thompson

Our weekly Sunday feature comics this week is the, Volcano of Vengeance, from the golden age of comic books.  It's the full story.  You are welcome to download a copy of the story from our SlideShare site.  It's available to any and all.  Visit us each Sunday for another complete comic book story from the golden age of comics.

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Blind As A Bat - Tales From The Old West

Blind as a bat cowboy westerns from Chuck Thompson

Another story from the golden age of comics.  Blind as a Bat comes from one of the 10 cent comics of Western Cowboy story series from the 1940's.  Free download of this story is available on our slideshare site.  Read it anywhere anytime on any digital device that accepts PDF formats.  Share with friends and relatives.

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