20 Flash Gordon Comics - Dell#2; Four Colour Comics #10, #84, #173, #190, #204, #247, #424, #512; Nemo Classic Comics Library #4, Street Comics #2; Harvey + & some more

Some more Flash Gordan comics from e-collection. May be you also need these. All credits to original contributors.

Captain George Comic World 006-Flash Gordon In The Water World of Mondo (Alex Raymond(Canadian)


Dell Flash Gordon 002 (05-1953)




Four Color Comics s2 0010-Flash Gordon


Four Color Comics s2 0084-Flash Gordon



Four Color Comics s2 0173-Flash Gordon


Four Color Comics s2 0190-Flash Gordon



Four Color Comics s2 0204-Flash Gordon


Four Color Comics s2 0247-Flash Gordon




Four Color Comics s2 0424-Flash Gordon


Four Color Comics s2 0512-Flash Gordon




Street Comics 002-Flash Gordon (1973)


Harvey + Flash Gordon (Gordon Bread Presents)




Nemo Classic Comics Library 004-Flash Gordon


Flash Gordon Preview 001 ctc Limited to 3000 Copies (Graham Crackers(2008)




Flash Gordon 001 ctc (2008)


Flash Gordon 002 ctc (2008)



Flash Gordon 003-both covers (2008)


Flash Gordon 004- 2 covers (2009)



Flash Gordon 005 (2009)


Flash Gordon 006 ctc (2009)

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Young Tarzan, Single Series #20-Tarzan, Tarzan Sunday Strips: Russ Manning, Gil Kane, Gray Morrow & Eric Battle

This post is for those who missed these. These are from my e-collection. All credits go to unknown original contributors.

Single Series 020-Tarzan

Young Tarzan
 

by Russ Manning:
Tarzan (02-17-1974) to (03-06-1974) 

02 The Romans 03-10-1974 to 11-03-1974(i)

03 The Glowing Mists 11-10-1974 to xx-xx-1975(i)

04 The Rebel Army xx-xx-1977 to xx-xx-1977(i)

05 The Jewel of Pellucidar-xx-xx-1978 to 01-21-1979(i) 

06 The International Athletic Competition-01-28-1979 to 06-24-1979

by Gil Kane:
03-09-1980 to 07-13-1980 Tarzan-The Sankura Princess Survivors (Gil Kane)


07-01-1979 to 09-09-1979 Tarzan-The Runaway (Gil Kane) 

07-20-1980 to 11-02-1980 Tarzan-Zugor the Ape (Gil Kane) 

09-16-1979 to 12-02-1979 Tarzan-The Man Eater (Gil Kane)

11-09-1980 to 02-01-1981 Tarzan-The Super Race (Gil Kane)

12-09-1979 to 03-02-1980 Tarzan-Refuge From the Rich and Famous (Gil Kane) (alternate scans)

12-09-1979 to 03-02-1980 Tarzan-Refuge From the Rich and Famous (Gil Kane)

 by Gray Morrow:
59 Tarzan's Trip to New York 11-23-1997 to 03-08-1998(i)

60 D'arnot's Fiance 03-15-1998 to 07-05-1998

61 Movie Brats 07-12-1998 to 10-11-1998(i) 

62 The Night People 10-18-1998 to 01-31-1999

63 Jane's Quest 02-07-1999 to 05-23-1999


64 Tarzan and the New Atlantis 05-30-1999 to 09-12-1999

65 The Face in the Sun 09-19-1999 to 01-02-2000 

66 The Roof of the World 01-09-2000 to 04-23-2000

67 Flight From Pellucidar 04-30-2000 to 08-13-2000

68 Two Tribes Race 08-20-2000 to 11-26-2000 

69 The Tree of Life 12-03-2000 to 03-18-2001

70 The Face of Death 03-25-2001 to 07-08-2001

71 To Capture A King 07-15-2001 to 08-19-2001

by Eric Battle:
01 Last Man Standing 8-26-01 to 12-30-01

02 Day of the Hunter 01-6-2002 to 05-19-2002

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Number 675


Jack's back


I read an article about Jack Kirby a few years ago. There was a part that especially impressed me: in the mid-'50s when comics were in the doldrums, and Jack was picking up jobs where he could, his wife, Roz, would sometimes help him with inking. According to the article Roz outlined the figures in pen, and Jack would go back and spot the blacks and do textures. There are places in these stories from 1957 and '58 that fit the description from that article.

The first story, "Master of the Unknown," from House of Secrets #4, 1957 was about a cultural phenomenon of the time. In those days we gathered around the TV and watched nighttime quiz shows, just like people today follow reality shows like Survivor. The quiz shows turned out to be fixed and the scandal damaged that industry for years, but I remember them well when they were popular.

The next three stories, from Tales Of the Unexpected #13, 18, and 23, from 1957 and '58, are more routine, if any Jack Kirby story could ever be said to be routine. Kirby could take any story, any genre, any subject, and make up for story deficiencies with his dynamic artwork. At the time I was a real fan of Kirby's Challengers Of the Unknown, and instantly recognized his style, buying any comics with his artwork.

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