[Toolkitman]

Anyone can publish (if of public domain and free) the Tom Swift Jr. comics?
I have found it in the I WOZ Book, Steve Wozniak said that he was his favourite childhood comics. Itś about a joung scientist working with all kind of electronics things a SCI-FI.

Thank you

Toolkitman

[crashryan]

Tom Swift, Jr., didn't appear in comics. He was the hero of a series of hardbound books for young readers, published from 1954 through 1971. Tom started out inventing simple things like a flying laboratory and an atomic submarine. But soon he branched out into robots, space travel, earth boring machines, and more. Most of the books were illustrated by Graham Kaye, a former magazine illustrator. I was a huge Tom Swift fan.

Tom, Jr., was the son of another inventor, Tom Swift, the inventor hero of an earlier kids' book series. That series ran from 1910 to 1941. Tom, Sr., started small by inventing things like motorcycles, war tanks, and advanced aircraft. Later he moved on to invent talking pictures, television, and a floating airport. My grandmother had several of the original series books which I read as a boy. Those books started my lifelong fascination with "past visions of the future."