What kind of comics about Red China during the Cold War are in the public domain?

There aren't a ton of public domain cold war comics out there. Sometimes, you can stumble upon a few on old comic forums or in libraries with extensive collections. But it's not common and you need to do some digging.

Public domain war comics often feature historical accuracy and depict real events or battles. They may have a vintage art style and focus on heroism and sacrifice.

During the Cold War, comics often reflected the tensions and fears of the time. You'd find comics about space exploration, propaganda-driven stories, and those focusing on the potential threats from the opposing side. The range was quite wide, covering different genres and subjects.

There are various types of comics related to prisoners of war in China, some focus on historical events, while others might take a fictional or educational approach.

Well, those comics that combine historical accuracy with engaging storylines about key events and figures of the Cold War attract a lot of readers. Some also feature fictional characters placed in real historical contexts.

Not sure. You'd need to check specific copyright databases or legal sources to determine if it's in the public domain.

Timely Comics isn't in the public domain. Their characters and stories have ongoing copyright protection. This means you can't use them freely without permission.

Most Ace Comics aren't in the public domain. They're still protected by copyright laws.

Yes, there are. Some older comics that have passed a certain period of copyright protection are in the public domain.

Most ACG comics are not in the public domain. They are protected by copyright laws.