Monday, June 11, 2012

Flash Gordon - S060- Journey South (1956-08-26 to 1956-10-28)

Story & Art: Mac Raboy 
Original run: 1956-08-26 to 1956-10-28
Summary: Leaving Norlandia in an ice-ship to continue their journey towards Mongo's southern continent (see S-059 Axe of Mongo), Flash, Dale and Zarkov come under sustained attack by revengeful Wolf-Men mistaking their prey for hostile Norlandians.
Managing to repel the first attack, the trio are nevertheless in for a rough ride as a number of successive communities along the sea route grab their chance to teach their perceived arch enemies a deadly lesson...

(Source of summary: www.ipcomics.net)

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15 comments:

  1. praveen11 June 2012 at 20:42

    Thanks, Prabhat for another nice story with a wonderful scan.

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  2. TPH12 June 2012 at 08:58

    your posting speed well surpasses my reading speed. thanks for the recent bunch.

    are these available in colour, or were any of these ever published in colour? if not, i would like to try my hand on one of these. they are so nicely drawn, i can't help but imagine seeing them in full colour.

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  3. PBC12 June 2012 at 15:51

    Except S-94, I had never seen any colour strips of Mac Raboy so far.
    One can see clealy that many strips (coming soon)were reprinted as B&W from coloured versions only.

    I'm also missing colour versions. Can you colour from start these Mac Raboy strips?
    Earlier strips were B&W, I guess.
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    By the way, these B&W strips set (vol 2,3 & 4 by Dark House) are avilable with 40% discount). Original price $19.95 - after discount $11.97 each. If interested check at http://www.tfaw.com.
    Vol 1 one can buy at "Amazon".

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  4. book writing platform12 June 2012 at 17:51

    This is such a great story,
    I like it too much.

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  5. TPH15 June 2012 at 08:39

    @PBC
    To colour from start would be difficult because of shortage of time. Currently I am working on a Phantom strip. One mandrake strip is half done and pending since last year. I can only take a short Flash strip in between for a change.

    I checked your mentioned site. Would be great to have those books in collection. Heavy postage amount nullifies any discounts offered. But still wish to own some of those.

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  6. PBC16 June 2012 at 20:53

    @TPH I understand "very well" about difficulties & time given in coloring one story.
    So what you can is most appreciated.

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  7. KW17 June 2012 at 15:48

    Hello,

    I really hate to bother you with this Prabhat, because I know what amount of work it is, but the post at here: http://bookscomics.blogspot.com.au/2009/01/100-indrajal-comics-50-miscellanous-and.html has all links down. All daily and sunday links are down. I'm wondering if you could somehow replace them. I had them all on storage, but recently lost them and can't get them back. Once again, I hate to bother you with this, but it doesn't hurt to ask I guess.

    Thanks in advance.

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  8. PBC17 June 2012 at 17:20

    @Kit WalkerNot only those, mostly OLD links are gone. :)
    Lot of problems with mediafire…. I’m thinking about a solution for file hosting before fixing, as I can fix only once. Now a day, time is big problem. Lot of work...

    Bad News: Last year, by mistake I had formatted my one 1TB external disk in which all posts of this blog were saved. It's another reason I'm late in fixing links.

    Good News: But the major part I can recover from backup files & through friends.

    So, don’t worry! Please wait!As I’ll fix, I’ll put notice in sidebar for those whom I don’t know. As I know you, I’ll send you by mail just after uploading (i.e before fixing).

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  9. Venkitachalam Subramanian19 June 2012 at 20:45

    While on the subject of filesharing, MediaFire has started having problems even for paid customers! (I am one) I am a great fan of Rapidshare paid account, and I understand that they have become friendlier towards free customers. (I really miss MegaUpload) Among the free downloading stuff I like zippyshare, jumbofiles and sendspace. Sendspace has some limitations though.

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  10. KW20 June 2012 at 07:24

    Hello again,

    I have used jumbofiles extensively since mediafire started having problems and It's great! A little harder to navigate, but they don't ever seem to take stuff down. Even copyrighted stuff. I think that's the next best option, but I'll leave it to your judgement.

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  11. PBC24 June 2012 at 12:45

    @Venkitachalam Subramanian & @Kit Walker Thanks for info!

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  12. Temistocles24 June 2012 at 18:12

    Flash Gordon comics are great but hopefully soon rain down more Phantom comics.

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  13. Jai11 July 2012 at 20:25

    Many thanks Prabhat. Nice to see Flash Gordon still being posted by you.

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  14. Old Man Mozz2 September 2012 at 17:46

    Thanks

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  15. zetaatez15 April 2020 at 03:23

    gracias por estos comics de mac raboy un abrazo

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