Flint Comix & Entertainment #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Flash Gordon" in Flint Comix & Entertainment #14 (2010) delivers a sharp, nostalgic dive into the classic comic strip’s legacy, reimagining its early adventures with a crisp, energetic style. Written, drawn, and inked by Jim Keefe—working alongside colorist Zimm Graphix—the story follows Flash, Dale, and Prince Thun as they seek aid, only to be ambushed by Durok and his forces, leaving Flash captured. Meanwhile, Ming’s sinister plan unfolds through the creation of a shape-shifting agent, setting the stage for a clash of wits and wills. The cover by Brian Hackney and Randy Zimmerman captures the pulp drama with bold, dynamic flair.
In this concise history of the Flash Gordon strip, Flash, Dale, and Prince Thun seek refuge only to be ambushed by Durok and his forces, resulting in Flash’s capture. Meanwhile, Ming advances his scheme to depose King Barin by unleashing a shape-shifting secret agent.
A playful peek at the global legacy of the Popeye comic strip, spotlighting its quirky charm—from Olive’s unexpected hair transformation to Wimpy’s ever-present laziness and Popeye’s surprising devotion to his trusty boat over love.
A brief, funny look at the classic comic strip *Katzenjammer Kids*, where the mischievous boys stir up trouble, the Captain repeatedly winds up in jail, and the Professor impresses everyone (and confuses the fish) with his fish-calling skills.
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