Digital Collections

1. Jungle Jim. Jungle Jim Bradley, hearing a call for help, picks up his bull whip, runs into the jungle and beholds--- / Flash Gordon. A strange new comet streaks toward the earth, threatening it with destruction

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_7070 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT28
Date Copyrighted:: 1933
Date Issued:: January 14, 1934

2. Jungle Jim. The story thus far / Flash Gordon. Marooned on the planet Mongo after they had deflected it with their rocket ship from its course toward the earth, Flash Gordon and Dale Arden fall into the clutches of Ming

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7082
Date Copyrighted:: 1934
Date Issued:: April 1, 1934

3. 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

4. Jungle Jim. Jim has returned to Washington and requested the Army to assign him to combat duty in the South Pacific / Flash Gordon. Locked out of their own city by Flash's daring coup, Brazor's guards frantically radiophone for help

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11164 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-17
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: February 20, 1944

5. 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

6. 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

7. Jungle Jim. Tiger Peters and the animals he stole from Jim are on a ship bound for San Francisco / Flash Gordon. As the sacred Droks poise over their victim, Flash leaps to to the back of the first one!

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7077
Date Copyrighted:: 1934
Date Issued:: March 4, 1934

8. 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

9. Jungle Jim. On their way to the Miki Valley in search of a saber-tooth tiger Jim, Joan and Kolu are captured by natives / Flash Gordon. A battle royal, with every man for himself, opens the tournament of death

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7098
Date Issued:: December 23, 1934

10. Jungle Jim. As the shark dives, Jim rolls away from the razor-like teeth and slashes with his knife / Flash Gordon. Twisting out of Thun's grasp, Flash rushes from behind the idol and sends the high priest and the emperor sprawling…

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7078
Date Copyrighted:: 1934
Date Issued:: March 11, 1934

11. 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

12. Connie. "Tell me about this city, Tyñon"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_7693 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT33
Date Issued:: November 13, 1938

13. Connie. "It's the queerest thing that none of us remembers even where we took off from"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT33 and Digital ID: d_8368
Date Issued:: February 5, 1939

14. 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

15. Jungle Jim. Jim follows the trail of Duke D'Oro, a racketeer working for the enemy, to New York / Flash Gordon. All of creation seems to rock and shudder under stunning waves of sound

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-17 and Digital ID: d_11172
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: April 2, 1944

16. Jungle Jim. While attempting to recapture a black panther stolen from him by Zobi, the jungle boy, Jim is surprised and attacked by the same beast… / Flash Gordon. Having crashed in the magnetic mountains while enroute to the prison city of Hawkmen our friends are attacked by the brown dwarfs

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7090
Date Copyrighted:: 1934
Date Issued:: July 1, 1934

17. Jungle Jim. Leaving his fair captive in a fork of the tree, the ape leaps to the ground and rushes at Jim! / Flash Gordon. Flash reaches the bottom step leading into the arena

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7072
Date Copyrighted:: 1934
Date Issued:: January 28, 1934

18. Connie. "If you're not no. 48, who are you, and what are you doing in no. 48's clothes?"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT33 and Digital ID: d_8357
Date Issued:: November 20, 1938

19. Connie. "Golly! Just look at that city!"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT33 and Digital ID: d_7688
Date Issued:: September 25, 1938

20. Jungle Jim. Jim has rescued a girl who was being brutally questioned by two men / Flash Gordon. "Flash, you're safe here, as a guest of Trico, King of the underground"

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11170 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-17
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: March 19, 1944

21. Jungle Jim. Jim's new batch of animals under the guidance of Taku, one of Jim's most trusted men, are enroute to the seaport to be shipped to the United States, while Jim prepares for another trip / Flash Gordon. As King Vultan was about to kill Flash, Dr. Zarkov, the earth scientist, rushed in and told Vultan he could save the falling city of Hawkmen…

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7095
Date Copyrighted:: 1934
Date Issued:: November 19, 1934

22. Connie. "I will go and find no. 48 myself, Morlon"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT33 and Digital ID: d_7695
Date Issued:: November 27, 1938

23. Connie. "Well, by jingoes!"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_7684 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT33
Date Issued:: October 9, 1938

24. 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

25. Connie. "If there were clothes like ours found there, then there must have been a 3rd man in that big sea plane"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT33 and Digital ID: d_7692
Date Issued:: November 6, 1938

26. 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

27. Jungle Jim. On their way to the unexplored and forbidding Mi-Ki Valley to search for a mythical saber-tooth tiger, Jim becomes separated from Joan Peters and his faithful servant, Kolu… / Flash Gordon. As emperor Ming takes his palce in the royal box, Wolfang, chief-of-staff and warlord of Mong, steps to the center of the arena…

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7097
Date Copyrighted:: 1934
Date Issued:: December 16, 1934

28. Connie. "Now that you have all drunk of the black cup, you are free to go to your people"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_8367 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT33
Date Issued:: January 29, 1939

29. Connie. "That's that, no gas, no fly"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_8369 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT33
Date Issued:: February 26, 1939

30. 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

31. Jungle Jim. Duke D'Oro's trail has led Jim to a New York night spot / Flash Gordon. At Brazor's command, his soldiers surround the Royal Tropican Radio Building from which Flash had so audaciously broadcast to the nation

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11176 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-18
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: April 16, 1944

32. Jungle Jim. While on their way to the Mi-Ki Valley to capture a mythical saber-tooth tiger, Jim, Joan and Kolu are captured by natives / Flash Gordon. The survivors of the first test in the tournament of death wine and dine in Ming's imperial banquet hall

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_7099 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT28
Date Copyrighted:: 1935
Date Issued:: December 30, 1934

33. Connie. "You say there's no way out of here except by airplane, Mr. Greenleaf"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT33 and Digital ID: d_7685
Date Issued:: September 18, 1938

34. Jungle Jim. Jim and Kitty have purposely wrecked their boat on the rocks off the shore of Thorson's Island / Flash Gordon. Mongo's leaders and populace alike shout 'Good luck!'

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT29 and Digital ID: d_839
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: July 6, 1941

35. 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

36. 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

37. Jungle Jim. Jim, trying to save another white man from the clutches of a white man who calls himself Lona, son of the moon, is sentenced to be sacrificed to the moon along with his friend / Flash Gordon. Captured by a rebel band of yellow soldiers, Flash is forced into a death fight with another white prisoner

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7086
Date Copyrighted:: 1934
Date Issued:: May 13, 1934

38. 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

39. Connie. "The Council is here, Tyñon, but they're very busy"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_8358 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT33
Date Issued:: December 11, 1938

40. Jungle Jim. With S-4 back in the cargo section of the plane, bound and gagged and guarded by Nikki Saunders, Jim flies to a certain clearing in the jungle / Flash Gordon. Driving with the recklessness of a man racing against time, Gundar rejoins the Army of Liberation

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11160 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-17
Date Copyrighted:: 1944

41. Connie. "Well, we're in a spot, alll right"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_7691 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT33
Date Issued:: January 22, 1939

42. 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

43. Jungle Jim. Hearing Kolu's distress signal, Jim sets out to find him / Flash Gordon. As Tsak, the two-headed monster advances toward Flash and his friend, Flash slips and falls!

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7076
Date Copyrighted:: 1934
Date Issued:: February 25, 1934

44. 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

45. Connie. "A pair of foolish little lady spies"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_8360 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT33
Date Issued:: December 25, 1938

46. Connie. "I'm tellin you, boss, it's suicide to try to put this big crate down there"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT33 and Digital ID: d_7689
Date Issued:: October 16, 1938

47. Jungle Jim. Having escaped from the gruesome sacrificial chamber of the Jade Mi-Ki, Jim, Joan, Kolu and Malay Mike make a dash for freedom / Flash Gordon. Amid the wild cheering of a great throng of soldiers, Flash and Barin are borne to the hall of kings

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7100
Date Copyrighted:: 1935
Date Issued:: February 24, 1935

48. Connie. "Do you mean you raise corn in those glass things?"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_7694 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT33
Date Issued:: December 4, 1938

49. Connie. "Here we go!"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_8365 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT33
Date Issued:: February 12, 1939

50. Jungle Jim. Having saved Mr. Wilson, a white trader, from the clutches of a crazed white man and his tribe of black voodoo worshipers, Jim sets out to find Kolu, his servant who, unknown to Jim, had been wounded in trying to help his master / Flash Gordon. Marooned on the planet Mongo, Flash Gordon joins Prince Thun of Lionmen and Prince Barin to overthrow Ming

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_7088 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT28
Date Copyrighted:: 1934
Date Issued:: June 3, 1934

51. Connie. "You fools, your refusal is the city's death warrant"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_8362 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT33
Date Issued:: October 30, 1938

52. Jungle Jim. On their way to the Mi-Ki Valley in search of the legendary saber-tooth tiger, Jim, Joan and Kolu are warned to turn back / Flash Gordon. All the planet of Mongo turns out to see the tournament of death

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7096
Date Copyrighted:: 1934
Date Issued:: December 9, 1934

53. 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

54. Connie. "What on earth is this place, Doctor?"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT33 and Digital ID: d_8370
Date Issued:: March 5, 1939

55. Jungle Jim. After his meeting with Jungle Jim, Tiger Peters returns to his camp in a nasty mood / Flash Gordon. Turning, twisting, gathering speed every second Flash plunges deep into the 'hole of horrors!'

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7073
Date Copyrighted:: 1934
Date Issued:: February 4, 1934

56. Connie. "Okay, Mr. Greenleaf - I guess that job is finished"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT33 and Digital ID: d_8366
Date Issued:: September 11, 1938

57. Jungle Jim. On their way to the Mi-Ki Valley in search of a legendary saber-tooth tiger, Jim, Joan and Kolu are stopped by two warnings / Flash Gordon. Emperor Ming, the merciless, agrees to hold a tournament of death in which his enemy and prisoner, Flash Gordon the earthman, is to enter

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_5958
Date Copyrighted:: 1934
Date Issued:: December 2, 1934

58. Jungle Jim. Having been informed of the presence of the supposedly extinct saber tooth tiger in an unexplored and mysterious valley in central Malaya, Jungle Jim with Joan Peters and Kolu sets out to investigate / Flash Gordon. Dr. Zarkov, saving the city of Hawkmen from falling, wins Vultan's friendship for himself and his friends, including Flash Gordon and Dale Arden

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_5957
Date Copyrighted:: 1934
Date Issued:: November 25, 1934

59. Jungle Jim. Jim is alone in camp, Kolu his black, having gone to town to send a cablegram / Flash Gordon. As the lion man raises his sword for the death blow, Flash groans and turns over

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7075
Date Copyrighted:: 1934
Date Issued:: February 18, 1934

60. 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

61. Connie. "I'm afraid your imagination is over active"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT33 and Digital ID: d_8359
Date Issued:: December 18, 1938

62. Connie. "Keep your hands up, and walk right up those steps"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT33 and Digital ID: d_8364
Date Issued:: January 8, 1939

63. Connie. "In 23 years I haven't seen a sign of civilization and now I see 2 modern airplanes in 2 days" / Jerry on the Job. "I ain't goin' to no girl's birthday party"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_7686 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT33
Date Issued:: February 19, 1939

64. Connie. "Lucky we found this reach of the river or they would have spotted us"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_7687 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT33
Date Issued:: October 2, 1938

65. 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

66. 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

67. 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

68. 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

69. 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

70. 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

71. 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

72. 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

73. Jungle Jim. Information given Jim by Kolu has convinced him that Bardo has obtained his plantation by foul means and is a Nazi sympathizer… / Flash Gordon. Gundar, Zarkov and Dale have freed Flash from the clutches of the landslide which had imprisoned him

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11193 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-15
Date Copyrighted:: 1943
Date Issued:: July 11, 1943

74. Jungle Jim. Jim and Kolu have smashed the Nazi spy ring that has wrought such havoc among the Brazilian 'soldiers of rubber' / Flash Gordon. "Don't you think they would help us, out of loyalty to Desira?"

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11161 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-17
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: January 23, 1944

75. Jungle Jim. While passing through a dark alley, Jim is attracted by a muffled scream coming from a rickety building / Flash Gordon. With Flash, Dale and Tartara hiding behind the false, sliding walls of his dwelling, Trico, the beggar, cleverly drugs Brazor's secret police

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-17 and Digital ID: d_11167
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: March 5, 1944

76. Jungle Jim. The story thus far: Tiger Peters, Jim's arch-enemy and his daughter Joan, an unwilling accomplice, stole Jim's valuable collection of animals and sailed for the U.S. / Flash Gordon. Flash Gordon and Dale Arden save the earth by shooting a rocket at the planet which threatens to collide with it

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7081
Date Copyrighted:: 1934
Date Issued:: March 25, 1934

77. Jungle Jim. Appearing before a white man (Lona, son of the moon) Jim peads for the life of another white who had rushed to him for protection / Flash Gordon. Rather than die at the hands of the lionmen Princess Aura hurls herself over a cliff into a dread constrictor plant

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7085
Date Copyrighted:: 1934
Date Issued:: May 6, 1934

78. Jungle Jim. Jim has purposely allowed himself to be lured to the apartment of one of Duke D'Oro's night club hostesses / Flash Gordon. Flash's battered rotorplane has hardly entered the "empty" garage before mechanics of the underground are at work

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11177 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-18
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: April 23, 1944

79. Jungle Jim. Rio's gay hospitality and Lil's charming company are the tonic Jim needs / Flash Gordon. Flash and Dale find unexpected friends in Tartara and her son

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11162 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-17
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: February 6, 1944

80. Jungle Jim. Jim has bidden farewell to Lil, who leaves for her marine training on the morrow / Flash Gordon. As the police test the dingy walls for secret passages, the beggar whimpers

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-17 and Digital ID: d_11166
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: March 5, 1944

81. Jungle Jim. A great transport plane of the Army Air Corps skims to a landing at a Washington airport… / Flash Gordon. Confident of their disguises, Flash, Dale, Tartara and her son, Timor, advance to face the scrutiny of Brazor's war-time guard at the gates of Tropica

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-17 and Digital ID: d_11163
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: February 13, 1944

82. Jungle Jim. Jim has allowed himself to be captured in the apartment of a night club hostess by the very man whose trail he has been following / Flash Gordon. One of the thieves' guild reports to his chief

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11178 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-18
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: April 30, 1944

83. Jungle Jim. Jim has rescued a girl who was being maltreated by two thugs / Flash Gordon. "Trico, send your best men to locate Desira's prison"

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11171 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-17
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: March 26, 1944

84. Jungle Jim. Imprisoned with a black lion by a crazed white man named Lona, Jim and Mr. Wilson are ordered to be sacrificed to the god of the moon / Flash Gordon. Marooned on the planet Mongo, Flash Gordon joins Prince Thun of the lionmen and the rebel Prince Barin to overthrow Emperor Ming

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_7087 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT28
Date Copyrighted:: 1934
Date Issued:: May 27, 1934

85. Jungle Jim. The trail of an enemy agent named Duke D'Oro, has led to a dine-and-dance joint partly owned by D'Oro / Flash Gordon. Brazor gives furious orders to trap Flash after his audacious broadcast

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11175 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-18
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: April 9, 1944

86. 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

87. Connie. "I guess it's all up with us"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT33 and Digital ID: d_8361
Date Issued:: October 23, 1938

88. Connie. "This poor guy is done for"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_7690 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT33
Date Issued:: January 1, 1939

89. Connie. "Come on, this way, up these stairs!"

Creator:: Godwin, Frank, 1889-1959
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_8363 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT33
Date Issued:: January 15, 1939

90. Jungle Jim. When Lil meets Jim for dinner, he is amazed to see her wearing the uniform of a Marine woman reservist / Flash Gordon. A beggar has led the fugitives, Flash, Dale and Tartara, to his lodgings in the city slums

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Digital ID: d_11165 and Finding Number: CGA.SFT29-17
Date Copyrighted:: 1944
Date Issued:: February 27, 1944

91. Jungle Jim. "Well, if it isn't Tiger Peters--- up to your old tricks, I see!" / Flash Gordon. Flash Gordon, carrying the unconscious Dale Ardan to the distant city

Creator:: Raymond, Alex, 1909-1956
Identifier:: Finding Number: CGA.SFT28 and Digital ID: d_7071
Date Copyrighted:: 1933
Date Issued:: January 21, 1934

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1. Jungle Jim. Jungle Jim Bradley, hearing a call for help, picks up his bull whip, runs into the jungle and beholds--- / Flash Gordon. A strange new comet streaks toward the earth, threatening it with destruction

2. Jungle Jim. The story thus far / Flash Gordon. Marooned on the planet Mongo after they had deflected it with their rocket ship from its course toward the earth, Flash Gordon and Dale Arden fall into the clutches of Ming

3. 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

4. Jungle Jim. Jim has returned to Washington and requested the Army to assign him to combat duty in the South Pacific / Flash Gordon. Locked out of their own city by Flash's daring coup, Brazor's guards frantically radiophone for help

5. 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…

7. Jungle Jim. Tiger Peters and the animals he stole from Jim are on a ship bound for San Francisco / Flash Gordon. As the sacred Droks poise over their victim, Flash leaps to to the back of the first one!

8. 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!

9. Jungle Jim. On their way to the Miki Valley in search of a saber-tooth tiger Jim, Joan and Kolu are captured by natives / Flash Gordon. A battle royal, with every man for himself, opens the tournament of death

10. Jungle Jim. As the shark dives, Jim rolls away from the razor-like teeth and slashes with his knife / Flash Gordon. Twisting out of Thun's grasp, Flash rushes from behind the idol and sends the high priest and the emperor sprawling…

11. 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

12. Connie. "Tell me about this city, Tyñon"

13. Connie. "It's the queerest thing that none of us remembers even where we took off from"

15. Jungle Jim. Jim follows the trail of Duke D'Oro, a racketeer working for the enemy, to New York / Flash Gordon. All of creation seems to rock and shudder under stunning waves of sound

16. Jungle Jim. While attempting to recapture a black panther stolen from him by Zobi, the jungle boy, Jim is surprised and attacked by the same beast… / Flash Gordon. Having crashed in the magnetic mountains while enroute to the prison city of Hawkmen our friends are attacked by the brown dwarfs

17. Jungle Jim. Leaving his fair captive in a fork of the tree, the ape leaps to the ground and rushes at Jim! / Flash Gordon. Flash reaches the bottom step leading into the arena

18. Connie. "If you're not no. 48, who are you, and what are you doing in no. 48's clothes?"

19. Connie. "Golly! Just look at that city!"

20. Jungle Jim. Jim has rescued a girl who was being brutally questioned by two men / Flash Gordon. "Flash, you're safe here, as a guest of Trico, King of the underground"

22. Connie. "I will go and find no. 48 myself, Morlon"

23. Connie. "Well, by jingoes!"

24. 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

25. Connie. "If there were clothes like ours found there, then there must have been a 3rd man in that big sea plane"

28. Connie. "Now that you have all drunk of the black cup, you are free to go to your people"

29. Connie. "That's that, no gas, no fly"

30. 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

31. Jungle Jim. Duke D'Oro's trail has led Jim to a New York night spot / Flash Gordon. At Brazor's command, his soldiers surround the Royal Tropican Radio Building from which Flash had so audaciously broadcast to the nation

32. Jungle Jim. While on their way to the Mi-Ki Valley to capture a mythical saber-tooth tiger, Jim, Joan and Kolu are captured by natives / Flash Gordon. The survivors of the first test in the tournament of death wine and dine in Ming's imperial banquet hall

33. Connie. "You say there's no way out of here except by airplane, Mr. Greenleaf"

34. Jungle Jim. Jim and Kitty have purposely wrecked their boat on the rocks off the shore of Thorson's Island / Flash Gordon. Mongo's leaders and populace alike shout 'Good luck!'

36. 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

38. 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

39. Connie. "The Council is here, Tyñon, but they're very busy"

40. Jungle Jim. With S-4 back in the cargo section of the plane, bound and gagged and guarded by Nikki Saunders, Jim flies to a certain clearing in the jungle / Flash Gordon. Driving with the recklessness of a man racing against time, Gundar rejoins the Army of Liberation

41. Connie. "Well, we're in a spot, alll right"

42. Jungle Jim. Jim and Kolu have parachuted from the bomber… / Flash Gordon. Gypsa is full of remorse

43. Jungle Jim. Hearing Kolu's distress signal, Jim sets out to find him / Flash Gordon. As Tsak, the two-headed monster advances toward Flash and his friend, Flash slips and falls!

44. 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

45. Connie. "A pair of foolish little lady spies"

46. Connie. "I'm tellin you, boss, it's suicide to try to put this big crate down there"

47. Jungle Jim. Having escaped from the gruesome sacrificial chamber of the Jade Mi-Ki, Jim, Joan, Kolu and Malay Mike make a dash for freedom / Flash Gordon. Amid the wild cheering of a great throng of soldiers, Flash and Barin are borne to the hall of kings

48. Connie. "Do you mean you raise corn in those glass things?"

49. Connie. "Here we go!"

51. Connie. "You fools, your refusal is the city's death warrant"

52. Jungle Jim. On their way to the Mi-Ki Valley in search of the legendary saber-tooth tiger, Jim, Joan and Kolu are warned to turn back / Flash Gordon. All the planet of Mongo turns out to see the tournament of death

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

54. Connie. "What on earth is this place, Doctor?"

55. Jungle Jim. After his meeting with Jungle Jim, Tiger Peters returns to his camp in a nasty mood / Flash Gordon. Turning, twisting, gathering speed every second Flash plunges deep into the 'hole of horrors!'

56. Connie. "Okay, Mr. Greenleaf - I guess that job is finished"

57. Jungle Jim. On their way to the Mi-Ki Valley in search of a legendary saber-tooth tiger, Jim, Joan and Kolu are stopped by two warnings / Flash Gordon. Emperor Ming, the merciless, agrees to hold a tournament of death in which his enemy and prisoner, Flash Gordon the earthman, is to enter

59. Jungle Jim. Jim is alone in camp, Kolu his black, having gone to town to send a cablegram / Flash Gordon. As the lion man raises his sword for the death blow, Flash groans and turns over

60. 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

61. Connie. "I'm afraid your imagination is over active"

62. Connie. "Keep your hands up, and walk right up those steps"

63. Connie. "In 23 years I haven't seen a sign of civilization and now I see 2 modern airplanes in 2 days" / Jerry on the Job. "I ain't goin' to no girl's birthday party"

64. Connie. "Lucky we found this reach of the river or they would have spotted us"

65. 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

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

67. 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

68. 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"

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

70. 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

71. 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

72. 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?"

73. Jungle Jim. Information given Jim by Kolu has convinced him that Bardo has obtained his plantation by foul means and is a Nazi sympathizer… / Flash Gordon. Gundar, Zarkov and Dale have freed Flash from the clutches of the landslide which had imprisoned him

74. Jungle Jim. Jim and Kolu have smashed the Nazi spy ring that has wrought such havoc among the Brazilian 'soldiers of rubber' / Flash Gordon. "Don't you think they would help us, out of loyalty to Desira?"

75. Jungle Jim. While passing through a dark alley, Jim is attracted by a muffled scream coming from a rickety building / Flash Gordon. With Flash, Dale and Tartara hiding behind the false, sliding walls of his dwelling, Trico, the beggar, cleverly drugs Brazor's secret police

77. Jungle Jim. Appearing before a white man (Lona, son of the moon) Jim peads for the life of another white who had rushed to him for protection / Flash Gordon. Rather than die at the hands of the lionmen Princess Aura hurls herself over a cliff into a dread constrictor plant

78. Jungle Jim. Jim has purposely allowed himself to be lured to the apartment of one of Duke D'Oro's night club hostesses / Flash Gordon. Flash's battered rotorplane has hardly entered the "empty" garage before mechanics of the underground are at work

79. Jungle Jim. Rio's gay hospitality and Lil's charming company are the tonic Jim needs / Flash Gordon. Flash and Dale find unexpected friends in Tartara and her son

80. Jungle Jim. Jim has bidden farewell to Lil, who leaves for her marine training on the morrow / Flash Gordon. As the police test the dingy walls for secret passages, the beggar whimpers

81. Jungle Jim. A great transport plane of the Army Air Corps skims to a landing at a Washington airport… / Flash Gordon. Confident of their disguises, Flash, Dale, Tartara and her son, Timor, advance to face the scrutiny of Brazor's war-time guard at the gates of Tropica

82. Jungle Jim. Jim has allowed himself to be captured in the apartment of a night club hostess by the very man whose trail he has been following / Flash Gordon. One of the thieves' guild reports to his chief

83. Jungle Jim. Jim has rescued a girl who was being maltreated by two thugs / Flash Gordon. "Trico, send your best men to locate Desira's prison"

84. Jungle Jim. Imprisoned with a black lion by a crazed white man named Lona, Jim and Mr. Wilson are ordered to be sacrificed to the god of the moon / Flash Gordon. Marooned on the planet Mongo, Flash Gordon joins Prince Thun of the lionmen and the rebel Prince Barin to overthrow Emperor Ming

85. Jungle Jim. The trail of an enemy agent named Duke D'Oro, has led to a dine-and-dance joint partly owned by D'Oro / Flash Gordon. Brazor gives furious orders to trap Flash after his audacious broadcast

86. 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

87. Connie. "I guess it's all up with us"

88. Connie. "This poor guy is done for"