Commander Francis Drake & The West Coast Mysteries The Journy Begins wrote two instructional manuals during

wrote two instructional manuals during the WWI era

This tale will speak to adults as well as children because it captures a human reality in timeless terms

The story continues with the Puritan migration of the citizens of Hingham

According to the natural sciences man belongs in the animal kingdom

In this volume Paul Gustavson continued the writing/artistry through issue #67 before Jack Cole returned to see the series through to its glorious (but unfortunate) end

Commander Francis Drake & The West Coast Mysteries The Journy Begins wrote two instructional manuals duringThe author's discovery of Drake's "lost" navigational chart makes it possible to determine where he sailed along America's West Coast in 1579. We can now identify the location of a settlement he called "New Albion." This was the first English colony in America. It marks the beginning of the British Empire. An ongoing feud between Drake and Q. Elizabeth can be traced to the Captain's desire to return to the Pacific in order to rescue shipmates he left