Captain's Library YOUNG REBELS "Phantom Army" Conclusion

We Have Already Seen...

...Isak, a member of the Yankee Doodle Society of American rebels doing guerrilla operations against the British, is captured by the Redcoats!

He overhears false "top secret" information, then released in the hope he'll report it to the rebels...who will believe it and fall into a trap!

But the Yankee Doodle Society has other plans...

Illustrated by Jose Delbo and scripted by a currently-unknown writer, this first of two stories from the one-shot Dell Young Rebels (1970) follows the series' format and characters pretty closely, reflecting the mood of the USA at the time, when it was hoped the Youth of America would effect change!

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Captain's Library YOUNG REBELS "Phantom Army" Part 1

Yesterday We Introduced You to The Young Rebels...

Now watch them in Family Hour (relatively non-violent) action!

To Be Concluded...Tomorrow!

Illustrated by Jose Delbo and scripted by a currently-unknown writer, this first of two stories from the one-shot Dell Young Rebels (1970) follows the series' format and characters pretty closely, reflecting the mood of the USA at the time, when it was hoped the Youth of America would effect change!

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The Hedgerow Incident

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Coming Tomorrow: YOUNG REBELS

If Today's Reich-Wing Believes Pop Culture today is "woke"...Where the Hell Were They in 1970?

A "youthquake" hit mass-media!

Whether stranded Gilligan's Island/Lost-style on an isolated island...

Or fighting for civil rights, young adults were everywhere...

...even the American Revolution!

BTW, your eyes do not deceive you!
The second lead is, in fact, Lou Gossett (before adding "Jr" to his stage name) in his first ongoing series role!
Beginning tomorrow, join us as we look back at a time-lost TV series and it's one-issue comic book!

Before Supergirl, There was...Supergirl!

With a New Supergirl Movie Opening This Week...

...we thought we'd offer a look at the never-reprinted comic adaptation of the previous flick about the Girl of Steel...which played in theatres over 40 years ago!

(Note: We ran the re-presentation in 2015, when the Supergirl TV series that ran on CBS and The CW debuted, so there are links to related websites that no longer work!)

Click on the links below to the posts in both this blog and our "sister"
 RetroBlog, Heroines!...
Part One
Part Two
Part Three
Part Four
Conclusion