#678 - S021 The Flame Pearls-VIII The Hungry Isles (11-09-41 to 04-12-42)

Emile has provided us with a high resolution version of this story - the last installment in that series.

Download the story here.

A couple of strips are in B&W while the rest are in color. Luckily I had these strips in color and here they are:

Thank you Emile, for the strip.

675 - Some Flash Gordon Sunday strips

Courtesy, Emile, we have some Flash Gordon Sunday strips. S176 was the last Sunday strip drawn by Dan Barry (the brother of Sy Barry, who drew the Phantom). S177 was a reprint of an earlier Dan Barry comic strip. S178 thru S188 was drawn by a group of Latin American artists.

Starting with S189, King Features got a new artist Jim Keefe to do the artwork for the Flash Gordon Sunday strips. While remaining faithful to the creation of Alex Raymond, Jim did bring his own touch to the strips.

Here are the original links from Emile:

S189 - Demon From the Dark Dimension - 1996-01-21 to 1996-04-21 - 16 Weeks.zip

S190 - Nightfall on Mongo - 1996-04-28 to 1996-08-25 - 18 Weeks.zip

S191 - The Way it Began - 1996-09-01 to 1996-09-29 - 5 Weeks.zip

S192 - The Return of Ming - 1996-10-06 to 1996-12-22 - 12 Weeks.zip

S193 - Duroks Revenge - 1996-12-29 to 1997-05-11 - 20 Weeks.zip


Enjoy the stories and shower your gratitude on Emile.

673 - The newest Phantom Sunday strip

This is the story of the 5th Phantom. This is Tony DePaul's take and extension of a Lee Falk story that appeared as S134 in 1989.

This is once again courtesy Emile. Please download the story here, and shower your thanks on Emile.

Enjoy

#672 - (3140-3153)_The Kalahari_(10-20-91_to_01-19-92)

By mistake, I had forgotten to post this story, which had also been provided by Emile.

I am not a great fan of Morrow's drawing of Tarzan. But anyway it is a Tarzan story and so enjoy.

Download the story from here and shower your thanks on Emile.

#671 - S185r._Wrestlemania_-_1992-01-26_(3154)_to_1992-04-12_(3165)

Here is the latest Tarzan Sunday strip reprint that just concluded last Sunday, courtesy Emile (who else?).

Download the story here and shower your thanks on Emile.