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Adolf Hitler from jolly old England
[#1050]
These reprinted postcards were sent to me from a British comrade. I wonder if the post office would let you use an Adolf Hitler postcard?
[Below: Postcard reverse: 'Hitler with comrades of the Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment'.]
[Below: Postcard front.]
[Below: Postcard reverse: '1921: the struggle begins'.]
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[Below: Postcard reverse: '1921: the struggle begins'.]
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[Below: Postcard reverse: 'Greeting the people of Harzburg'.]
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[Below: Postcard reverse: 'Meeting with supporters in the Brown House, Munich'.]
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[Below: Postcard reverse: 'With Goering in the Hotel Kaiserhof'.]
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[Below: Postcard reverse: 'The Youth are our Future'.]
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[Below: Postcard reverse: 'In a small Bavarian town children present flowers to Hitler'.]
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[Below: Postcard reverse: 'Receiving flowers on a visit to Thuringia'.]
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[Below: Postcard reverse: 'Visiting the Neitzsche Archiv in Weimar'.]
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[Below: Postcard reverse: 'The Orator'.]
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[Below: Postcard reverse: 'In a small Bavarian town children present flowers to Hitler'.]
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[Below: Postcard reverse: 'As always, the youth flock to Hitler'.]
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[Below: Postcard reverse: 'With the sons of an old party member'.]
A Distant Thunder/The Hill of the Ravens
[#1051]
It's always nice to see new stuff being published by our guys, so this was a nice treat. This is the first comic in a series, of how many I'm unsure, but I'm told it depends on if people show interest. The comic is very professional-looking and has around 60 pages, with a hard back. It features three artists of very different styles, one of which being the legendary Carl Alessi! A veteran artist who has been in the movement for many decades and even worked with the martyr Joseph Tommasi (April 15, 1951 – August 15, 1975). Another artist, Vinson Wallaby, you might remember did the art on a remake of Rockwell's 'The Fable of the Ducks and the Hens' (link to order it is below, for god's sake it is only $2.55 on Lulu). These are sold at cost, so no money is made off of either publications. What they really need is our support. I really hope you support these artists and buy some copies for yourself and maybe your comrades.
Here is a description of the comic from Lulu.com:
'This graphic novel includes two adaptations of Harold Covington's Northwest Independence novels; The Hill of the Ravens and A Distant Thunder. Chapters 1-8 of The Hill of the Ravens is drawn by The Glaivester in a classic, newspaper, comic strip style. Chapter one of A Distant Thunder is drawn in a comic book/zine style by Carl Alessi and Vinson Wallaby.'
Harold Covington was a writer who was in the movement for many years, writing a number of books. He recently died on July 14, 2018.
***** Order the comic here! *****
[Below: Opening page showing some of Alessi's awesome art.]
[Below: A sample of Wallaby's talented work.]
[Below: More Alessi.]
[Below: The back of the comic. You flip the comic upside down on the back to read the second half of the comic, illustrated by someone named Glaivester.]
[Below: Opening page of The Hill of Ravens, also based on Covington's work.]
[Below: A sample of Glaivester's work.]
[Below: The Brigade, one of a series of five of Covington's novels: A Distant Thunder, A Mighty Fortress, The Hill of the Ravens, The Brigade, and Freedom's Sons.]
[Below: Harold Covington.]
[Below: Vinson Wallaby's remake of Rockwell's 'The Fable of the Ducks and the Hens'.]
*****
Order the The Fable of the Ducks and the Hens from Lulu.com
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