#709 - Latest Tarzan reprint

Here is the latest Tarzan reprint sent to me by Emile. Please download the story here.

Enjoy and shower your thanks on Emile.

Venkit

708 - A collection of Daily and Sunday strips of The Phantom.

I am presenting below a collection of Daily and Sunday strips of the Phantom, which were sent to me by an acquaintance from some other comics forum. These are not beginning to end

The links are MediaFire, but they will be live only for a month. So please download the strips as soon as possible.

Download the Daily strips here.

Download the Sunday strips here.

Shower your thanks on this anonymous person.

Enjoy,

Venkit

#707 - Collection of Flash Gordon Daily and Sunday strips

Due to the hard work of a couple of my friends - the always obliging Emile and Dwight Simmons, here is a collection of a lot of Flash Gordon comic strips.

Most, if not all, of these have been posted in this blog over a period of time from 2007 onwards. Download the strips from here.

Enjoy,

Venkit

#706 - D243 - The Twins’ Futures

Emile was kind enough to provide me with all strips for the above story that ran for 120 days between 2015-09-14 and 2016-01-30. The first strip looked like this:

Please download from Emile's original link here, and shower your thanks on him.

Enjoy,

Venkit

#705 - Tarzan and the Fires of Kohr - 1948-09-13 (#2833) to 1949-04-09 (#3012)

Emile has provided the strips for this wonderful Tarzan story, which ran for 180 days. The script was by Rob Thompson and there were 3 artists who worked on this story at various times.

Dan Barry (sounds familiar?) started the artwork for the strip on 1948-09-13 with strip number 2833, which looked like this:

He continued for 60 days or 10 weeks ending with strip number 2892 on 1948-11-20. John Lehti (famous for the Tales of the Great Book,)  took over from Dan and continued till strip number 2958 on 1949-02-05. Unfortunately this is shrouded in mystery as there are claims that these strips were ghosted by Emil Gershwin. Strip 2893 looked like this.

Paul Reinman took over with strip 2959 on 1949-02-07 and finished the story. He would also continue to do the artwork for 4 more Tarzan daily strip stories through to the middle of 1950. Strip 2959 looked like this.

Enough with all the history. Over to what most of us look for in a blog. Where is the link from where I can download the story? Ahhh. Here it is . Please down the original link from Emile over here and shower your thanks on him.

Enjoy,

Venkit