Comic Book Revolutionary War
September 6th, 2010
No comments
Ghosts in our machines: Fiction of a century of hi-tech - everything changes and death, "said Ammar great ironist, French poet Paul Valery, "except the forefront." In Britain, we approach the centenary of a theoretical forefront when modern life – Or their cheerleaders is artistic – made a nonsense in all its speed, complexity and relativity of the old ways of painting. Speaking in 1924 on new ways to represent people …
Return to Point Pleasant trailer – Mothman is back!
|
|
War for Independence (Chester the Crab’s Comics with Content Series) $4.73 Here are the high points in the battles of the American Revolution: John Paul Jones on the sea, the Battle of Saratoga, the Battle of Monmouth, the hit-and-run fighting of Francis “Swamp Fox” Marion, and the Battle of Yorktown. But it also highlights the role women and blacks played in George Washington’s military campaigns against the British. This funny, colorful graphic novel will excite reluct… |
|
|
Revolutionary rumblings (Chester the Crab’s comics with content series) (Comix With Content) $4.11 Chester Comix can teach history to reluctant readers! The full-color comic Revolutionary Rumblings traces the political and economic arguments leading up to the American Revolution: the French and Indian War, the Boston Tea Party, the Committees of Correspondence, the Continental Congress and Battle of Lexington and Concord. Jokes and action carry today’s students through these hard nonfiction … |
|
|
Secret Weapons: A Tale of the Revolutionary War (Graphic Flash) $3.82 The British are coming! Fourteen-year-old Daniel wants to join the militia and fight against the redcoats. His father wants him to stay in Concord, Massachusetts, and help run the blacksmith shop. Daniel thinks the job is pointless, until he finds a secret stash of weapons in the shop’s back room. Now, he must protect the weapons from the British, or the American Revolution could be over before it… |