Commando 5247-5250 is out in the UK. Just google “Commando Comics” should you want to subscribe.
(Covers courtesy of Commando)
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I have been ill for a week and is taking some time off from my hobbies.
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Well I read this book over the weekend, “Samurai! – The Autobiography Of Japan´s World War II Flying Ace” (Uncommon Valor Press, 2015) by Saburo Sakai. Originally in print in 1957, it gives the reader an unparalleled insight into the Japanese side of the war. This is by far the best account of air battle that I have ever encountered. The fact that Saburo Sakai survived the war is nothing short of a miracle. By the end of the war he had downed 64 Allied aircraft in places like China, Iwo Jima, Guadalcanal and other theaters of war. He flew his last missions over the burning cities of Japan in 1945. The stories in this book will hit the reader as a brick wall, one by one. Nobody should ever have to go through this kind of ordeal. The book is dedicated to all pilots, on both sides, that never returned home.
(My image of said book)
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Just got the new Graham Hancock book “America Before – The Key To Earth´s Lost Civilisation” (Coronet, 2019) delivered and judging by his earlier work (and by new interviews I have seen) it is going to be pretty exciting stuff. Graham Hancock has blown the official history of mankind right out of the water with his groundbreaking work and it is truly annoying at this point that history books of today are still stuck in the past completely ignoring everything we know now. At this point I pretty much think that we have a cover-up of sorts going on and that that in itself (should it be true) is a crime against the principles of science. I think we will know more in time and I also think that all this is partly linked with the fact that we are not alone and it is all tied to a mindset that should have ended decades ago from those in the know. I think we are ready for the truth. It is long overdue.
We live in interesting times.
(My image of his classic trilogy)
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From the Not Now Music label we have some fantastic compilations of great songs from the past, packaged with raw Pulp covers and images from days gone by (think 1950s-1960s era art). Somebody has come up with a great idea here and it bloody well works. These two double CD sets are titled “Whiskey Women & Loaded Dice – 40 Tales Of Gambling, Money & Hard Liquor” and “Born Bad – 40 Tales Of Bad Boys & Dirty Deeds”. What you get is songs that go well with these titles by artists like Bo Diddley, Johnny Cash, Bobby Blue Bland, Albert King, Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Fats Domino, Elvis Presley, B.B King, Jimmy Reed etc. There is a bunch of similar titles, so I will showcase more of them later on.
(My image of said releases)
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