Flash Gordon On The Planet Mongo


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Flash Gordon: Mongo, the planet of doom


Flash Gordon: Mongo, the planet of doom

Author: Alex Raymond

language: en

Publisher:

Release Date: 1990


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"Welcome to Mongo, the weird fantastic world ruled by the despot Ming the Merciless. Welcome to a world of strange beasts and stranger people, where Monkey Men and Panther Men engage in the Dance of the Poisoned Daggers. Where Witch Queens use electric whips as gentle persuaders and Hawkmen ride the air currents around their City in the Sky. Welcome to the world of Alex Raymond and Flash Gordon! ... you will see why Alex Raymond is the acknowledged master of fantastic artistry and why Flash Gordon became one of the greatest successes ever in newspaper comics history."--from back cover of volume 1.

The Witch Queen of Mongo


The Witch Queen of Mongo

Author: Alex Raymond

language: en

Publisher:

Release Date: 1974


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Flash Gordon: On the Planet Mongo


Flash Gordon: On the Planet Mongo

Author: Alex Raymond

language: en

Publisher: National Geographic Books

Release Date: 2012-09-25


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Beginning the complete library of the greatest science fiction hero of all time. Volume One will spotlight the work of Alex Raymond, legendary for some of the finest storytelling of the 20th century. Raymond illustrated the Sunday strips until 1944; with his clear and much-imitated style forming the original aesthetic of the most popular and easily recognised science fiction hero for decades to come. Introducing Flash Gordon, Dale Arden, Dr. Hans Zarkov, and Ming the Merciless, this volume will catapult readers to the deadly planet Mongo. These are the strips that influenced George Lucas to create Star Wars, and which illustrator Al Williamson said were "the reason I became an artist."