UPDATE: Lawrence won and has been contacted.
Flash Gordon: The Tyrant of Mongo is a brand new 176-page, three-pound book, collecting the Flash Gordon stories appearing between 1937 and 1941. Alex Raymond's art is gorgeous, and the pulpy proto-Star Wars stories are good fun. There's plenty of rocket ships, and space monsters, and gleaming futuristic cities. But the most fun is space mimbo Flash Gordon finding one flimsy excuse after another to take off his clothing:
and endlessly expressing befuddlement at the gorgeous space princesses competing for his body:
The book's 43% off at Amazon.
I also have one copy to give away. For a chance to win, simply comment on this post and include your email so I can contact you if you win. One comment per person, and USA residents only, please. I'll pick a winner on Friday.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Giveaway: Flash Gordon: The Tyrant of Mongo
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Of course I want a chance at this pulpy-awesomeness. Thanks. mademymarc@gmail.com
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I used to check out the Flash Gordon collection from the local library all the time as a kid. Miss this.....
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Sweet!
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Man, plastic-wrap clothing needs to make a comeback.
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Flash Gordon and Alex Raymond so perfect,so beautiful.
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So excited to join this contest! Discovered this site a few weeks ago and I'm hooked. You post some of the best stuff on the Internet! My email address is geekwithtanlines@gmail.com. :)
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FLASH A-HA! He'll save every one of us!
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ReplyDeleteSo Kirk wasn't the first space-man who had a penchant for stripping down?
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whooooa... badass! pick me! :D
ReplyDeleteOutstanding! I would love the opportunity to become a child on the floor reading the comics again. count me in. lionsgate3@cox.net
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Like many others, I'd sure like to win.
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Flash! Ahhhhhah! King of the Impossible!
ReplyDeleteThe classic tune itself: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9kCCLwEga8
What an awesome looking book and again what an awesome site Mr. Struan!
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Commenting to win.
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awesome!
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Sweet! Alex Raymond's art was amazing!
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Aloha!
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Very cool! - Mike
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Gorgeous. benjzeigler@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI'm only here to attest to it's awesomeness (I own it as well). Good luck to the lucky duck who gets it, it's a true comics treasure. :)
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176 pages of beautiful art.. wow!
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When i was a kid in the 60s, the Flash Gordon serial with Buster Crabbe would run on TV only on Saturday mornings at 6 AM. I'd get up early to watch it. I'd be the only person in the house awake. Whenever I see Flash Gordon now, I get sleepy.
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woa, I never imagined to watch this online...
ReplyDeleteAlexRaymond's art was one of my favourite childhood readings;
I had one big book in b&w that my uncle coloured with pencils for me...
awesome!
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Wow. This is right up my alley! I hope I win! :)
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I remember reading some of the Raymond Flash Gordon strips when I was a kid. I'd love the chance to read them again. adam underscore gallardo dot yahoo dot com. Thanks!
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My first brush with anything Flash Gordon was seeing Ming the Merciless being pierced with the ship's needle/antenna at the end of the 1980 movie. That and watching Defenders of the Earth when I got home from school as a kid. Very curious about those old strips.
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This would be just amazing. I would pour over this for hours.
ReplyDeleteThis would be awesome to have. My dad was nicknamed Flash after Flash Gordan due to some red outfit he frequently wore around the time the 80's movie came out.
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My son is named Gordon; we used to call him Flash when he was little. This is such an awesome giveaway!
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FLASH! AH- AH-AHHHHHHHHHHHHH
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