New stuff from Warlord

"Everyone Hates Hitler"

 

This episode of Supernatural sees Sam and Dean going up against non other then Nazi necromancers!  It has a cool intro set in WWII with a sorts of Nazi killin' by a Golem.  Don't want to spoil it for ya so if you got Netflix check it out and if not do some web searching and I'm sure you can find it bootlegged somewhere.

I do love me some evil Nazi baddies!!!
Brian

New Stuff from West Wind

Good stuff from West Wind!!!
Brian

Some Real WWWII Learning

Some fun videos that show how weird WWII really was.

Enjoy,
Brian

“The Case of the Killer Who Hated Death”

Here is another Golden Age adventure so enjoy the crime fighting adventures of Daredevil. 

Thanks, Pappy!
Brian

Medal of Honor Monday: Robert E. Femoyer

Robert Edward Femoyer

"For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty near Merseburg, Germany, on 2 November 1944.  While on a mission, the bomber, of which 2d Lt. Femoyer was the navigator, was struck by 3 enemy antiaircraft shells.  The plane suffered serious damage and 2d Lt. Femoyer was severely wounded in the side and back by shell fragments which penetrated his body.  In spite of extreme pain and great loss of blood he refused an offered injection of morphine.  He was determined to keep his mental faculties clear in order that he might direct his plane out of danger and so save his comrades.   Not being able to arise from the floor, he asked to be propped up in order to enable him to see his charts and instruments.  He successfully directed the navigation of his lone bomber for 2 1/2 hours so well it avoided enemy flak and returned to the field without further damage.  Only when the plane had arrived in the safe area over the English Channel did he feel that he had accomplished his objective; then, and only then, he permitted an injection of a sedative.  He died shortly after being removed from the plane.  The heroism and self-sacrifice of 2d Lt. Femoyer are in keeping with the highest traditions of the U.S. Army."

From 2nd Lt. Femoyer's Medal of Honor citation, awarded on May 9, 1945.

May you find peace, 

Brian

New Stuff Coming from Dust

Looks like the crew over at Dust have a shit ton of weird coming down the pipe so take a gander at the press conferance below.

Good stuff is coming,

Brian

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Commando Comics Downloads!

British Comics has uploaded a shit ton of the British comic classic so swing by and read some excellent war comics from across the pond!!  Get to reading already!!

Thanks for the excellent chance to read this stuff that is so rare in the States,
Brian

"Murder is fashionable in Freeville"

Here is another war-time era Golden Age adventure brought to you by good ol' Pappy!  Read on and see Capt. Fight and his sidekick, Yank give what for to the Nazi 5th Columnists stateside! 

More Golden Age fun,
Brian

The Art of Valery Petelin

This is some samples of the excellent art of Valery Petelin.  He has an extensive WWII and Weird WWII portfolio that spans many markets from model box art to video game art and so much more.   Be sure to check out this master's portfolio and see what he can create!

Excellent stuff,
Brian

Medal of Honor Monday: John P. Fardy

John Peter Fardy

"For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty as a Squad Leader, serving with Company C, First Battalion, First Marines, First Marine Division, in action against enemy Japanese forces on Okinawa Shima in the Ryukyu Islands, 7 May 1945.  When his squad was suddenly assailed by extremely heavy small-arms fire from the front during a determined advance against strongly fortified, fiercely defended Japanese positions, Corporal Fardy temporarily deployed his men along a near-by drainage ditch.  Shortly thereafter, an enemy grenade fell among the Marines in the ditch.  Instantly throwing himself upon the deadly missile, Corporal Fardy absorbed the exploding blast in his own body, thereby protecting his comrades from certain and perhaps fatal injuries.  Concerned solely for the welfare of his men, he willingly relinquished his own hope of survival that his fellow Marines might live to carry on the fight against a fanatic enemy.  A stouthearted leader and indomitable fighter, Corporal Fardy, by his prompt decision and resolute spirit of self-sacrifice in the face of certain death, had rendered valiant service, and his conduct throughout reflects the highest credit upon himself and the United States Naval Service.  He gallantly gave his life for his country."

From Cpl. Fardy's Medal of Honor citation, awarded on September 15, 1946.

May you find peace, 

Brian

"The Saboteurs of Sience"

All-American Comics 25

We have another great Golden Age adventure from our pals over at Pappy's.  This is the origin story of the Golden Age hero, Dr. Mid-Nite!  Check it out and be the first on your block to wow the ladies about Dr. Mid-Nite's origin.

Thanks Pappy!

Brian

The doctor himself!