Flash Gordon #3
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| Writer | Jeremy Adams |
| Artist | Will Conrad |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
Ming the Merciless has been biding his time in the shadows of Planet Death. With time came power--he now "rules" a certain section of the prison. However, when Flash gives him a chance to seek revenge on the rulers that placed him here, the pair are forced to strike an uneasy alliance in a bid for freedom! Who lives? Who dies? Will Planet Death take another prisoner for its own? Find out in yet another thrilling issue of the hit ongoing series!
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9.0
Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez
Oct 21, 2024FLASH GORDON #3 is another winning issue that gives readers a look into Ming's past to show how much trouble Ming will be for Flash's future. Jeremy Adams delivers fantastic character work, action, and adventure, and Will Moss's artwork is stellar. Read Full Review
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10
As a fan of the action adventure filled brand of comics I can say Flash Gordon hasn't disappointed at all. This issue alone is a great way of showing why Flash knows he can never trust Ming, who was ready to abandon him without hesitation. As all the issues before, this issue ended off only leaving us waiting for more. Adams has definitely made a name for himself in the comic world of late with his work. He proves he really wants to see we get our money's worth with exciting stories rather than peddling personal beliefs. He also shows he knows sci-fi as he's done so well with this and Green Lantern. Even if you haven't really followed Flash Gordon's amazing adventures this is a great way to get introduced to his world and understand why i more
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10
Huge action and a predictable betrayal in this issue! The fight scene in this issue is so much fun to read. Ming's background... well you can respect his ruthlessness but man he is a terrible hateful person. A character you can really love to hate. Jeremy Adams is doing everything right with Flash. A terrible deal is struck out of necessity, the action, the wonderful art by Conrad, like I love this so far. Adams is knocking it out of the ballpark.
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7.0
This should have been the first issue. Why start with Flash's rather boring imprisonment, when you can reintroduce him in media's res, fighting in an arena?
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