Blue and Gray Weekly
14 issues in the collection · 17 readable cover-to-cover. Public domain, digitally restored.
Blue and Gray Weekly presents Civil War serials by Lieutenant Harry Lee, following volunteer militia companies—the Union's Fairdale Blues and the Confederate Virginia Grays—through battles from Fort Donelson to the Peninsula campaign. Each installment tracks young officers like Captain Jack Clark and Captain Will Prentiss as they navigate siege, reconnaissance, court martial, and combat.
Read cover-to-cover
Read · 36 pages1904This Civil War serial follows Captain Will Prentiss of the Virginia Grays, a Confederate militia company of Richmond youths, during the Seven Days' battles.
Read · 36 pages1904This issue of Blue and Gray Weekly contains the opening chapters of "Fort Donelson; or, The Boys in Blue's Great Charge," by Lieutenant Harry Lee.
Read · 36 pages1904This is a Frank Tousey catalog and story issue from November 18, 1904.
Read · 36 pages1904This issue of Blue and Gray, a weekly devoted to Civil War stories, contains the serialized tale "Leading the Line: The Boys in Gray's Best Work," credited to Lieut.
Read · 36 pages1904This December 2, 1904 issue of the Frank Tousey Boys' Weekly features primarily a serialized military adventure, "The Boys in Blue" by Lieutenant Harry Lee, set during the American Civil War.
Read · 36 pages1904This December 1904 issue of Boys of Gray Weekly, a pulp magazine featuring Civil War stories, contains "Winning the Day," attributed to Lieut.
Read · 36 pages1904This issue of Blue and Gray Weekly (December 16, 1904) features "Chasing the Enemy; or, The Boys in Blue in Hot Pursuit," a serial by Lieutenant Harry Lee.
Read · 34 pages1904The Boys in Blue Mustered In
This Civil War serial by Lieutenant Harry Lee follows young Jack Clark of Fairdale, New York, a captain of the volunteer militia company known as the Fairdale Blues.
Read · 36 pages1904Beyond the "Dead-Line": Or, The Boys in Gray Besieged
By Lieut.
Read · 36 pages1904This issue of Frank Tousey's weekly dime novel magazine for December 30, 1904 (No.
Read · 36 pages1905This issue features the serialized story "Before Richmond" by Lieut.
Read · 36 pages1905This issue features the serial "In the Trenches; or, The Boys in Blue Surrounded" by Lieutenant Harry Lee, a Civil War adventure centered on the Fairdale Blues, a New York company
Read · 36 pages1905This issue of Blue and Gray Weekly (January 20, 1905) features "Under Guard; or, Boys in Gray in Trouble" by Lieut.
Read · 36 pages1905This installment of Blue and Gray Weekly presents "Saddle and Sabre; or, The Boys in Blue's Hard Ride," a Civil War adventure by Lieut.
Read · 36 pages1905At Cedar Mountain: Boys in Gray with Stonewall Jackson
This serial by Lieutenant Harry Lee, appearing in Blue and Gray Weekly, depicts Civil War action in Virginia.
Read · 36 pages1905This issue of Boys of Blue Weekly (February 10, 1905) contains "Driven Back; or, Rosin Blue's Clever Retreat" by Lieutenant Harry Lee, a Civil War adventure serial featuring the "F
Read · 36 pages1905This issue of Blue and Gray Weekly (February 17, 1905) features "Turning the Tide; or, The Boys in Gray On Time" by Lieut.
All issues
Chronological.
Blue and Gray Weekly No. 3
Blue and Gray Weekly, No. 11
Blue and Gray Weekly, No. 12
Blue and Gray Weekly, No. 2
Blue and Gray Weekly, No. 4
Blue and Gray Weekly, No. 6
Blue and Gray Weekly, No. 6
Blue and Gray Weekly, No. 7
Blue and Gray Weekly, No. 8
Blue and Gray Weekly, No. 9
Blue and Gray Weekly, No. 29
Blue and Gray Weekly, No. 30
Blue and Gray Weekly, No. 31
Blue and Gray Weekly, No. 32
All works shown are in the public domain, digitally restored by ComicBooks.com.