Leonard Frank
Fishing boat “New England” covered in ice
British Columbia, 1916
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Leonard Frank
Fishing boat “New England” covered in ice
British Columbia, 1916
With the Second World War over, and his comic book series coming to a close (issue #67 would be the last), Captain Midnight embarked on more and more science fiction stories.
His battle with Xog, Ruler of Saturn, was the lead feature in issues #64 (June, 1948), #65 (July, 1948) and #66 (August, 1948). The story saw the good Captain first encounter Xog on Saturn, then Xog follow him to Earth in an attempt to conquer it, and finally Captain Midnight returning to Saturn to end Xog's menace once and for all.
All covers by Leonard Frank.
Fishing boat “New England” covered in ice, British Columbia, 1916.
Photograph by Leonard Frank
Leonard Frank, American human rights activist, author, and lecturer, admires the view inside Abbotts Pass.
Alberta
1924
"Gibt es überhaupt noch eine Arbeiterklasse" von Werner Seppmann. Rezension
“Gibt es überhaupt noch eine Arbeiterklasse” von Werner Seppmann. Rezension
Auch in Teilen der Linken wird wieder über die klassengesellschaftlichen Verhältnisse diskutiert. Auch über die Arbeiterklasse, von der man sich vor Jahren schon „theoretisch“ verabschiedet hatte, ist wieder ein Thema. Unübersehbare Widerspruchstendenzen haben zu einer neuen Nachdenklichkeit auch bei Gesellschaftswissenschaftlern geführt, die, statt realitätswidrig von klassenneutralen…
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Murder From Three Angles. J. Russell Warren. New York: Lee Furman Inc, (1939). First edition. Original dust jacket by Leonard Frank.
"Harry Aston, the central figure of the story, gives his own account of his desperate effort to conceal Bannatyne's death, describes his hopes and fears in his struggle against the limitless resources and ruthless persistence of the police."
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1939 Lee Furman hardcover
“First Edition. Leonard Frank dustjacket art. "Harry Aston, the central figure of the story, gives his own account of his desperate effort to conceal Bannatyne's death, describes his hopes and fears in his struggle against the limitless resources and ruthless persistence of the police'.”
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Captain Midnight's gonna sock ya right in da mush!