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Filtering by: Creator briggs, austin, 1908-1973 Remove constraint Creator: briggs, austin, 1908-1973 Resource Type image Remove constraint Resource Type: image Subject adventure stories Remove constraint Subject: adventure stories Time Period (Topic) 1940s (1940-1949) Remove constraint Time Period (Topic): 1940s (1940-1949)

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Jungle Jim. After replenishing their supplies at Alfredo's Seringal, Jim and Kolu, posing as rubber workers, vanish into the jungle / Flash Gordon. All night, till dawn breaks, the captive tyrant, Brazor, has been anxiously awaiting the verdit of the battle

Creator:

Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973

Identifier:

Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-19 and Digital ID: d_11194

Date Copyrighted:

1943

Date Issued:

August 29, 1943
Jungle Jim. Jim has allowed the blonde girl accomplice of Clammy and the Duke to lead him into a trap / Flash Gordon. "Why are you here? Where is Queen Desira?"

Creator:

Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973

Identifier:

Digital ID: d_11179 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-18

Date Copyrighted:

1944

Date Issued:

May 7, 1944
Jungle Jim. Jim has been assigned by army intelligence to locate a cleverly conceled enemy airfield in the African jungles / Flash Gordon. Flash tries furiously to disrupt Brazor's raid with confusing orders

Creator:

Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973

Identifier:

Digital ID: d_11184 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-18

Date Copyrighted:

1944

Date Issued:

June 18, 1944
Jungle Jim. Jim has been called to Washington by army intelligence for an important oversears job… / Flash Gordon. Feeling himself spied upon, Flash boldly meets trouble half-way, but the suspicious black-bearded captain melts into the crowd of workers

Creator:

Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973

Identifier:

Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-18 and Digital ID: d_11183

Date Copyrighted:

1944

Date Issued:

June 11, 1944
Jungle Jim. Kolu has been captured by a German jungle patrol and is undergoing tortuous treatment / Flash Gordon. Brazor broadcasts to his dazed subjects

Creator:

Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973

Identifier:

Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-19 and Digital ID: d_11187

Date Copyrighted:

1944

Date Issued:

July 9, 1944
Jungle Jim. Jim has allowed himself to be captured by the Duke and his accomplices / Flash Gordon. "Some spy among us tells Brazor our plans"

Creator:

Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973

Identifier:

Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-18 and Digital ID: d_11181

Date Copyrighted:

1944

Date Issued:

May 21, 1944
Flash Gordon. The double-spy, Roag, reports that Flash has accepted Brazor's plans as being genuine

Creator:

Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973

Identifier:

Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-19 and Digital ID: d_11196

Date Copyrighted:

1944

Date Issued:

January 30, 1944
Jungle Jim. Jim's trail has been picked up by Kruger's henchmen / Flash Gordon. Brazor orders the doomed Queen Desira inside the electric stockage of execution plaza

Creator:

Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973

Identifier:

Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-19 and Digital ID: d_11188

Date Copyrighted:

1944

Date Issued:

July 16, 1944
Flash Gordon. "You haven't killed me yet with your boasted 'dozen deaths', Valkir"

Creator:

Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973

Identifier:

Digital ID: d_13406 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT30

Date Issued:

August 18, 1946
Jungle Jim. As Kruger and one of his men go by, Jim drops from his hiding place / Flash Gordon. Queen Desira holds court

Creator:

Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973

Identifier:

Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-19 and Digital ID: d_11192

Date Copyrighted:

1944

Date Issued:

August 13, 1944
Jungle Jim. As 'The Eye' hands the papers to Mr. Yoshima, the Jap agent, two shots ring out and both men slump to the floor / Flash Gordon. Gypsa bursts into headquarters

Creator:

Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973

Identifier:

Digital ID: d_11182 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-18

Date Copyrighted:

1944

Date Issued:

May 28, 1944
Jungle Jim. Gyp, the blonde, clammy and the Duke have forced Jim and the driver of their car into an abandoned warehouse / Flash Gordon. Flash's rotor-plane is buffeted by Brazor's terrific barriage

Creator:

Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973

Identifier:

Digital ID: d_11180 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-18

Date Copyrighted:

1944

Date Issued:

May 14, 1944
Jungle Jim. Petchy has informed Jim that Kruger is her uncle / Flash Gordon. Brazor is dead! Long live Desira and freedom!

Creator:

Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973

Identifier:

Digital ID: d_11191 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-19

Date Copyrighted:

1944

Date Issued:

August 6, 1944
Jungle Jim. Jim and Kolu have parachuted from the bomber… / Flash Gordon. Gypsa is full of remorse

Creator:

Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973

Identifier:

Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-19 and Digital ID: d_11186

Date Copyrighted:

1944

Date Issued:

July 2, 1944
Jungle Jim. Petchy has freed Kolu with the stipulation that he take her to Jim / Flash Gordon. Trico loyally follows Flash's orders through the deadly inferno

Creator:

Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973

Identifier:

Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-19 and Digital ID: d_11189

Date Copyrighted:

1944

Date Issued:

July 23, 1944
Jungle Jim. The bomber bearing Jim and Kolu is attacked by a strong force of enemy fighters / Flash Gordon. In Brazor's uniform, Flash coolly takes over the raiding part

Creator:

Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973

Identifier:

Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-18 and Digital ID: d_11185

Date Copyrighted:

1944

Date Issued:

June 25, 1944
Jungle Jim. Kruger and his henchmen have discovered the escape of Kolu and Petchy… / Flash Gordon. Flash and Gundar rip the massive execution throne to pieces

Creator:

Briggs, Austin, 1908-1973

Identifier:

Digital ID: d_11190 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-19

Date Copyrighted:

1944

Date Issued:

July 30, 1944

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billy ireland cartoon library and museum17

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comic strips17
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adventure stories[remove]17
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adventure and adventurers15
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