Communist Plot Uncovered

Recently I was privileged to tour an old Soviet bunker in Siberia where they were plotting the overthrow of the west back in the 40s and 50s. One of their plans was to undermine American youth by showing them their icons of manliness embracing a feminine persona. They developed a series of comics to, they hoped, make American males soft. Most people don't know it but the Comics Code Authority was created specifically to ensure that this insidious plot was never realized. Hence we've never seen

Americas Sweethehart

Nice work,
I think the plan would have failed anyway.

We'll never know if it would have worked, but here are a couple more of their covers.

Than ks, lol! especially the Time patrol - dress fitting yet! And Stolen lives were pure pulp - great story!

More pls!

As shown in the It's Cookie! series, the "Cool War" developed in different ways by the end of the '60s. The "Fem Is In!" movement captured the imagination of world youth, with this sort of "propaganda" now being viewed in a positive light! :)

A couple more. First, two from Time Patrol. I'm missing Issues 4-5. Wonder what happened there?

Second, the comic that blew the lid off the commie plot and created the comics code authority. The russkies went too far here, their plot to lure American youth into feminine docility was simply too blatant and was easily picked up. Fortunately, this issue never made it to newsstands or who knows what that Gypsy spell would have done to American readiness! All issues were destroyed, all I

Why We Wont Fight

This time, with the Time Patrol issues!

Time Patrol 3

Time Patrol 6

ROFLOL! Time patrol. I hope you can find the missing comics. Snicker!

Excellent "Time Patrol" covers. I especially like "Strange Honeymoon".

Thanks for the great feedback. Of course, I cannot take credit for the work, some anonymous Soviet artists did all the work, I'm just putting them up for people to see how narrowly we avoided disaster. Although it's true, the "It's Cookie!" series in the 60s showed that maybe those russkies were barking up the wrong tree after all!

"Time Patrol" seems to be the series most people are intrigued by. The basic Soviet message there was that the Americans would be humiliated and ruined if they sought technological supremacy so better to just turn in the test tubes and go back to the farm. My contact Svetlana, who used to work for the old Russian spy organization SMERSH (yep, it's real) has recently unearthed a few more covers of this, along with a map outlining the location of several treasure hordes left behind by the nazis after World War II. I told her she could have the treasure map, I just want the old comics and so the deal was struck. Sucker! What good are old paintings by Rembrandt? Museums around the world are stuffed with them! These comics, on the other hand, are unique!

Anyway, I will be scanning and publishing the covers as soon as they arrive.