Bungleton Green & Mystic Commandos

Bungleton Green & Mystic Commandos(W A) Jay Jackson In 1942, almost a year after America entered the Second World War, Jay Jackson a former railroad worker and sign painter, now working as a cartoonist and illustrator for the legendary Black newspaper The Chicago Defender did something unexpected. He took the Defender's stale and long running gag strip Bungleton Green and remade it into a gripping, anti racist science fiction adventure comic. He teamed the bumbling Green with a crew

(W/A) Jay Jackson In 1942, almost a year after America entered the Second World War, Jay Jackson-a former railroad worker and sign painter, now working as a cartoonist and illustrator for the legendary Black newspaper The Chicago Defender-did something unexpected. He took the Defender's stale and long-running gag strip Bungleton Green and remade it into a gripping, anti-racist science fiction adventure comic. He teamed the bumbling Green with a crew of Black teens called the Mystic Commandos, and together, they battled the enemies of America and racial equality in the past, present, and future-Nazis, segregationist senators, Benedict Arnold, fifth columnists, 18th-century American slave traders, evil scientists, and a nation of racist Green Men. Never before collected or republished, Jackson's stories are packed with jaw-dropping twists and breathtaking action, and present a radical vision of a brighter American future.