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Jungle Jim. Returning after their adventure with the crazed white man, Jim and Kolu see a black panther in their camp / Flash Gordon. Ming, the merciless, emperor of Mongo, is so anxious to marry his earth-girl captive, Dale Arden that he does not stay to watch the Tigrons attack Flash Gordon

Creator:

Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956

Identifier:

Digital ID: d_7089 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT28

Date Copyrighted:

1934

Date Issued:

June 10, 1934
Jungle Jim. When Jim and Red set out for Wilson's mines they left Zobi, the jungle boy, his black panther and Kolu back in Jim's camp / Flash Gordon. Refusing to believe Dale when she says she loves him, not Flash, King Vultan brings her to view Flash in his tortue cell…

Creator:

Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956

Identifier:

Digital ID: d_7093 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT28

Date Copyrighted:

1934

Date Issued:

August 12, 1934
Jungle Jim. Notifying the authorities to be on the lookout for Tiger Peters, Jim's enemy who had stolen his valuable collection of animals, Jim, Kolu and Nala, another black set out to capture a man-eating black lion / Flash Gordon. Flash Gordon and Dale Arden, two earth people marooned on the planet "Mongo," are separated by the planet's ruler, Ming, the merciless who wants to marry Dale

Creator:

Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956

Identifier:

Digital ID: d_7084 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT28

Date Copyrighted:

1934

Date Issued:

April 15, 1934
Jungle Jim. In the far-off jungles of Malaya a lithe, hungry tiger pads silently thru the brush / Flash Gordon. In African jungles Tom-Toms roll and thunder incessantly as the howling blacks await their doom!

Creator:

Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956

Identifier:

Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7069

Date Copyrighted:

1933

Date Issued:

January 7, 1934
Jungle Jim. On their way to aid a gold mine owner named Wilson in breaking up a gang of crooks, Jim and Red Hallahan, Wilson's foreman, discover that they are being watched / Flash Gordon. Captured finally by the Hawkmen, Flash, Dale and Barin are dragged before Vultan, mighty King of Hawkmen, for judgment…

Creator:

Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956

Identifier:

Digital ID: d_7092 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT28

Date Copyrighted:

1934

Date Issued:

August 5, 1934
Jungle Jim. Late at night Zobi discovers a strange figure slinking toward Jungle Jim's vacant tent / Flash Gordon. Captured at last by the Hawkmen, Flash is placed in a torture chamber under the supervision of Princess Aura

Creator:

Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956

Identifier:

Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7094

Date Copyrighted:

1934

Date Issued:

August 19, 1934
Jungle Jim. Late at night while Zobi, the jungle boy, and Kolu are sleeping and Jim is standing guard, a figure steals through the foliage surrounding the camp and shoots Jim's pipe out of his mouth / Flash Gordon. Flash and Barin, bringing Dale and the unconscious Roga, dwarf prince, back to their wrecked rocket, after saving them from the wolvrons, are attacked by three dwarfs who had deserted their prince

Creator:

Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956

Identifier:

Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7091

Date Copyrighted:

1934

Date Issued:

July 15, 1934
Jungle Jim. Keep 'em up, Kolu or you'll get the same your boss did! / Flash Gordon. After imprisoning Flash in her space ship, Princess Aura is brought before her enraged father

Creator:

Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956

Identifier:

Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7074

Date Copyrighted:

1934

Date Issued:

February 11, 1934
Jungle Jim. The story thus far: Having stolen Jim's collection of animals, Tiger Peters and his daughter Joan sail for the U.S. / Flash Gordon. Flash Gordon and Dale Arden, two earth people marooned on the planet 'Mongo,' are separated by the planet's ruler, Ming, the merciless who wants to marry Dale

Creator:

Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956

Identifier:

Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7083

Date Copyrighted:

1934

Date Issued:

April 8, 1934
Jungle Jim. If ah no see that lion, myself / Flash Gordon. Struggling against the fierce tide, Flash, Dale and Thun, the Lion Man, are swept between the jaws of the great stone monster and over the boiling falls beyond

Creator:

Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956

Identifier:

Digital ID: d_7079 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT28

Date Copyrighted:

1934

Date Issued:

March 18, 1934

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