Flash Gordon - Iskevä Salama #6
In "Ja julma Sheng," Flash Gordon, Dale Arden, and Dr. Zarkov push deeper into the wilds of Mongon, where they face the brutal warlord Sheng. Captured and forced to prove his worth, Flash must endure deadly trials against beasts and warriors in a fight for survival. Reed Crandall’s dynamic art brings the savage landscape and tense confrontations to life, with the cover by Crandall capturing the issue’s raw intensity.
In the wilds of Mongon, Flash Gordon, Dale Arden, and Zarkov face their fiercest trial yet when they fall into the clutches of the brutal warlord Sheng. Trapped and forced to prove his worth, Flash must survive brutal trials that test his courage and strength against Sheng’s fiercest warriors and beasts.
In "Ja kissatyttö," Flash and Zarkov are trapped in Sheng’s fortress, their escape hanging by a thread—until Sadolore, a girl with feline grace and courage, steps into the fray. With quiet determination, she fights back against Sheng’s forces, turning the tide in a moment that could change everything.
In "Tuhoisa ase," Captain Roon drifts helpless in the void when his ship is sabotaged, forcing him to confront a threat far more dangerous than any alien force—treachery from within his own crew. The story unfolds in tense silence, where every shadow in the ship’s corridors could hide a traitor.
Astronaut Dawson travels through the skies of Venus with a talking robot by his side, their bond deepening as the vast emptiness of space amplifies the quiet weight of isolation. This brief, poignant tale explores connection in the silence between stars, where a single voice—mechanical yet familiar—becomes a lifeline.
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