1980s 6 Chinese comic books

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1980s Chinese comic books, six titles, in pocket size 5”x3.5” (1) 1985
The White Scheme
, part 1 of 8 parts total based on the U.S. television production of Herman Wouk’s
Winds of War
, 124 pages; (2) 1985
The Case of the Roseflowers
, part 1 of 3 parts total, retells the story of a book by the same name concerning a plot by the “Roseflower” cell to blow up the electric plant in Shanghai. They are outwitted by members of the Public Security Bureau, 110 pages; (3) 1982
The Mirage Fighter Espionage Case
, based on a report called “They wanted to steal a Mirage Fighter” about a Russian spy, in the employ of the Russian embassy in Lebanon in 1969, who plots with a Lebanese pilot to steal a French Mirage supersonic fighter plane. 70 pages; (4) 1984
The Abandoned
with photographic scenes from a movie of the same name about a good-for-nothing farmer who abandons his blind son and divorces his wife on the homestead. Seducing a young city girl, his past catches up with him and he is roundly reviled (manuscript marks indicate this copy belonged to a young girl called Tian Meifang) 125 pages; (5) 1983
Much Ado About Nothing
with photographic scenes from a production of the “Accelerated Class for Teacher Certification” from the Shanghai Academy of Drama, 181 pages; (6) 1987 parts 1, 3, 5 of 5 parts total
The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich
based on the book and movie:
From Vagabond to Chancellor
141 pages,
Beneath the Walls of Moscow
156 pages,
The Death of Hitler
131 pages. (wear as shown)