Deconstructing Comics #856: Jim Keefe Interview
The November 16, 2025, Sally Forth strip, with Jim’s color guides at the top. Note the appearance of Gregory and
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Flash Gordon
Deconstructing Comics #852: Dan Schkade And ‘Flash Gordon’
In 2023, King Features Syndicate decided to bring Flash Gordon, originally created by Alex Raymond and first published in 1934, back
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Mad Cave Collects Classic Dan Barry Strips In ‘Flash Gordon Classic Collection’ Vol. 6
With nearly 90 years of legacy, Flash Gordon continues to inspire creators and thrill readers across generations. From the depths
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An Interview With ‘Flash Gordon: The Girl From Infinity’ Creators Marguerite Bennett And Bev Johnson
Flash Gordon has been a sci-fi hero since the 1930s. Originally created by Alex Raymond, the character is being re-imagined
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NYCC 2024: Mad Cave Studios Shows Off On The Show Floor
Mad Cave Studios may be a relatively small comic book publisher, but the 10-year-old company has made considerable strides in
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Mad Cave Studios Previews The First Installment Of ‘Flash Gordon Quarterly’
Mad Cave Studios has announced the inaugural issue of Flash Gordon Quarterly: The Fall Of King Vultan, a multiverse of
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SDCC 2024: Papercutz Hits The Floor With ‘The Smurfs’, ‘Flash Gordon’, And More
Papercutz announced their booth plans for Comic-Con International: San Diego 2024. Located at Booth #2806, Papercutz will also be joining
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Mad Cave Studios Brings ‘Flash Gordon’ And ‘Gatchman’ To Free Comic Book Day
The planning for next May’s Free Comic Book Day is well underway – and publisher Mad Cave Studios is using
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The Sunday Spotlight: This Week’s News From Comicsland
Welcome once more to The Sunday Spotlight, Comicon’s collection of what you might have missed in comics news this week…
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NYCC 2023: Recapping The Highs And Lows Of New York Comic Con 2023
It’s a wrap! New York Comic Con 2023 is now in the history books, for better or worse. This year’s
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NYCC 2023: Mad Cave Studios Discusses 2024 Lineup, Including `Gatchaman’ And `Flash Gordon’
Mad Cave Studios excited fans at New York Comic Con with several announcements about its upcoming titles. The publisher, which
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Advance Review: Old-Fashioned Fisticuffs Dominate `August: Purgatory Underground’ #4
The more that technology plays into science fiction action stories, the more creators choose to simplify their fighting styles. For
Read moreTaika Waititi’s ‘Flash Gordon’ Film To Be Live Action
Say it with us: ‘Gordon’s alive (action feature)!’ Collider reports Taika Waititi‘s proposed animated Flash Gordon film will be live
Read moreReview – ‘The Bad Batch’ S01 Ep.02 ‘Cut And Run’ Review
Well, no sign of Rex as some fans speculated, although the Bad Batch miss him by a Jaxxon’s whisker. Hunter
Read more‘Flash Gordon’ Gets The 4K Treatment In August
He saved every one of us, and now his epic adventure is getting the 4K treatment. Arrow Video will release
Read moreSomething For The Weekend: Your Regular Round-Up Of Comic Book News, Reviews And Announcements
In another week of comic book news dominated by the effects of coronavirus on comic book companies, retailers and creators
Read moreLet Mark Millar Brighten Up Your Friday With A ‘Flash Gordon’ Watch Party
Coming to you tomorrow on Twitter, Mark Millar will be watching – and drinking along to – the amazing and
Read morePop Culture Icons Collide In ‘Archie Meets Flash Gordon’
Archie Comics is becoming the crossover king with all the increasingly bizarre meetings it’s having in its pages. Archie Andrews
Read moreThe Fox Flash Gordon Film May Be Kaput
He might be able to save everyone of us, but Flash Gordon may not be able to save himself from
Read moreTaika Waititi To Try His Hand At Flash Gordon
The Savior of the Universe might be getting the Taika Waititi treatment. Deadline reports the writer/director/actor will take a “crack”
Read moreFlash Gordon Is Your Weekend Cheesy Movie
Cheesy movies are a special joy. Despite an earnest attempt to create compelling stories, filmmakers often miss the mark.
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