These black line pages, courtesy of xxx Spax, who scanned them, were found on the Internet Archive. The sequence appeared on Sundays between September 8, 1957 and November 24, 1957.
Sunday, June 18, 2017
Pappy's Sunday Supplement #11: Raboy's Flash Gordon
These black line pages, courtesy of xxx Spax, who scanned them, were found on the Internet Archive. The sequence appeared on Sundays between September 8, 1957 and November 24, 1957.
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As usual, your Mac Raboy Flash Gordon entries rock the universe. Many thanks!
Raboy really was incredible. And the rubbermen are particularly creepy.
That was certainly action-packed. The story reminds me of the comic-book tales of the early golden age in which a wild series of events take place until a sufficient number of pages have been filled.
Meanwhile, why hadn't Flash and Dale been married yet?
I just love this Mac Raboy Flash Gordon stuff. Raboy seemed to have a great knack for drawing different thin body types.
Daniel, I remember my dad's question about couples who "shacked up": "Why buy the cow when the milk is free?"
Oh, but of course Flash and Dale are saving it for marriage. He would be too noble and honorable to take advantage of her lust...errrrr...love for him.
Neil, Jason, thanks for the notes. I notice neither of you mentioned the actual story, which I feel is inferior to the artwork. Maybe you felt the same way. Daniel alluded to it when he said it reminded him of stories from the Golden Age "in which a wild series of events take place until a sufficient number of pages have been filled."
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