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King Comics - Flash Gordon #10 (1967) 1st Rich Buckler Art Flash Gordon #10 - Published November 1967 Featuring Flash Gordon, this King Comics issue #10 from 1967 marks the first appearance of Rich Buckler's iconic artwork.

The comic features characters such as General Greene, Lord Cornwallis, and Colonel Rahl, in a historical and science fiction setting. Written and illustrated by Alex Raymond, Jack Sparling, Raymond Marais, and Rich Buckler, this single issue belongs to the Silver Age era of US Comics, making it a valuable collectible for fans of the genre.

Authored by the talented duo of Jack Sparling and Raymond Marais, with artistry from Rich Buckler, it's a piece of comic book history that captures the essence of the Silver Age.In this edition, readers will be transported to a world where the legendary George Washington makes an appearance, and the villainous Cornwallis, aided by his servant Ely, plots his next move.

6.5/7.0 -Small chip on front,right ,bottom of cover.

Flash Gordon #10 (November 1967) from King Comics, featuring classic sci-fi adventure based on the legendary Alex Raymond character. Based on the classic Alex Raymond strip. Title: Flash Gordon. Date: November 1967.

There will not be cracks, debris or any serious flaws. s don?t have rear photos. We are very confident you will be satisfied with our product. That is a promise! All comics are bagged and boarded!

Flash Gordon No 10. 1967 King's Comics Silver Age Comic. Kings Comics Publication. 1st Rich Buckler Art. Very Good to Fine Condition . Small paper tear at the top left of front cover. Stain at the top left corner of back cover. I am not a professional grader so please look at the photos and decide for yourself. Comic will be bagged and boarded and sent in a cardboard backed envelope with extra hardboard for extra protection. Selling off my personal collection from over 40 years ago. Ebay is now in total control of the postage cost. Combined postage discount is available, if buying more than one comic, put items in basket, pay in one transaction, Ebay will calculate the postage costs.

The product is a vintage Flash Gordon comic book from 1967, specifically issue number 10 in the series. This comic is part of the US Comics tradition and was published by King Comics. It features the iconic character Flash Gordon and holds value for collectors and fans of classic comic books.

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Stories by Alex Raymond, Gary Poole and Raymond Marais. Art by Alex Raymond, Rich Buckler and Jack Sparling. The continuing adventures of Flash Gordon, Dale Arden and Dr. Zarkov on the planet Mongo.

The 1967 Flash Gordon #10 comic book is a vintage collectible from the Silver Age era of US Comics. This single issue features the character Flash Gordon in a science fiction genre, with colorful illustrations in English language. Perfect for general audiences who appreciate classic comic book storytelling, this #10 issue is a valuable addition to any comic book collection.

This single issue comic book features the character Flash Gordon and is part of the US Comics tradition during the Silver Age era. With a color style and intended for general audience, this English-language comic book is a nostalgic piece of pop culture history from the United States.

Written by Jeremy Adams. Art by Tom Derenick. Cover by Will Conrad, Lee Loughridge. Can ANYONE be trusted?. 28 pages, full color. We take pride in our accurate, consistent grading. You can be confident in receiving a well-graded comic when ordering from us.

MAY NOT BE THE FINAL ART AS PUBLISHED. Graphic novels, trade paperbacks, treasury sized comics, non-standard size comics or hardcover books will not be bagged and boarded. At Ron's Comic Closet, we strive to fulfill every order in its entirety.

Written by Jeremy Adams. Art by Tom Derenick. Cover by Marika Cresta, Arthur Hesli. Can ANYONE be trusted?. 28 pages, full color. We take pride in our accurate, consistent grading. You can be confident in receiving a well-graded comic when ordering from us.

This is a mid grade item. It will have a few minor defects and will generally appear to be in "slightly used" but not "roughly used" condition. Written by Jeremy Adams. Art by Tom Derenick. Cover by Marika Cresta, Arthur Hesli.