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Flash Gordon #29 (1980) · The Collector

Catalog
Western
Flash Gordon (1978)
#29

Western#29

Flash Gordon

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Flash Gordon #29

Publisher: Western
Cover date: May 1980
Cover price: $0.40
Pages: 36

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Printing not stated · $0.40
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Stories

2 titled

1The Deadly Depths, Part 1
2The Deadly Depths, Part 2

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 575209

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Ming gets word that Flash Gordon might be in the Cave Kingdom so he sends an agent to find out. Flash is off exploring the caverns when the agent catches up with him and pretends to be a messenger from Zarkov. A creature in the caverns attacks Flash's group.

Credits

Writer: John Warner
Pencillers: Gene Fawcette, Carlos Garzón
Inkers: Gene Fawcette, Carlos Garzón

Characters

Agent X-100
Dale Arden
Doctor Hans Zarkov
Dr. Hans Zarkov
Flash Gordon
Ming the Merciless
Syrik
X-100

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