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'''''Flash Gordon: Kings Cross''''' is a comic-book mini-series of five issue from [[Dynamite featuring together "Flash Gordon", "[[The Phantom]]" and "[[Mandrake the Magician]]".

|Title= 閃電俠 戈登 <br>Flash Gordon |Publisher= [[King Comics]]

...ncerns four similar mini-series with KFS classic comics characters: "Flash Gordon", “Prince Valiant”, “[[The Phantom]]” and “Jungle Jim”. *Covers are drawn by Darwyn Cooke (issue #1), Chip Zdarsky (issue #2), Declan Shalv

...I get to work with Jeff & Nate but I get to draw King Features icons Flash Gordon, The Phantom & Mandrake the Magician - how brilliant is that?!!" ...series "[[King: Mandrake the Magician]]" and a variant cover for "[[Flash Gordon: Kings Cross 1]]".

"Flash Gordon", "[[Mandrake the Magician]]", Prince Valiant and Jungle Jim, all character the 100th anniversary of the King Feature Syndicate as the "homemade" action heroes team of the Syndicate com

He did the pencil work for 3 stories of Mandrake in the King Comics series, and inked one. It seems that he also drew the cover of the i |"[[Menace of the City Jungle (King)|Menace of the City Jungle]]" || ink by [[André LeBlanc]]

|name=King Comics The publishing company '''King Comics''' was made by [[King Features Syndicate|KFS]] in 1966 as an effort to publish comic books of its

He is the best known as writer and artist of "Flash Gordon" for [[King Features Syndicate]]. ===Covers===

*Flash Gordon: ''La prigione nello spazio, La città di chiaccio, Nel diabolico regno di ''note: The b/w covers are from ads inside some issues''.

...967 some of the "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" stories and covers in their "[[King Comics]] series. He received bylines for his work, in the seventies and eighties, on "Flash Gordon" (with Dan Barry), "Apartment 3-G" (with Alex Kotzky), and "Rex Morgan MD"

...r" "Zorro" "Dick Tracy", "Secret Agent X-9","Garth" and on. The issues the covers often reproduce the ones originally published in the USA, and particularly the "King Comics" series released during the sixties. The format looks the same, but

...to January 2014 and featuring characters from three comic strips : "Flash Gordon", "[[The Phantom]]" and "[[Mandrake the Magician]]". The title of the series is inspired by the original distributer "King Features Syndicate".

== Signifiant covers == *"Le isole della fame", [[Mandrake (e le avventure Flash Gordon) - Il Vascello 5|''Mandrake'' #5]] (1971)

*'''Série B''': 75 issues devoted to "Flash Gordon" and *'''Série C''': 75 issues dedicated to various [[King Features Syndicate]] comic characters.

...Little King, Maggie and Jiggs, Tillie the Toiler, Etta Kett, Henry, Flash Gordon, Little Iodine, Barney Google, Snuffy Smith,.. == Covers ==

== Signifiant covers == *"Il vascello fantasma", [[Mandrake (e le avventure Flash Gordon) - Il Vascello 3|''Mandrake'' #3]] (1971)

== Signifiant covers == *"La strega della collina", [[Mandrake (e le avventure Flash Gordon) - Il Vascello 4|''Mandrake'' #4]] (1971)

== Signifiant covers == *"La strega della collina", [[Mandrake (e le avventure Flash Gordon) - Il Vascello 4|''Mandrake'' #4]] (1971)

After joining the staff of "[[King Features Syndicate]]" in 1932, he drew as a "ghost" artist for comic strips ...ysius", "Teddy and Sitting Bull","Dollar A Dither" and wrote several Flash Gordon story books.

== Signifiant covers == *"L’isola magnetica", [[Mandrake (e le avventure Flash Gordon) - Il Vascello 1|''Mandrake'' #1]] (1971)

== Signifiant covers == *"I diavoli che cantano", [[Mandrake (e le avventure Flash Gordon) - Il Vascello 10|''Mandrake'' #10 - Supplement]] (1971)

..." for Indian Market: "Mandrake the Magician", "[[The Phantom]]" and "Flash Gordon". === Mandrake issues (English series / for Hindi and Bengali covers: see each issue) ===

...ayouts and drawing styles from other artists. In an interview published in King Comic Heroes ''(James Van Hise, Pioneer Books, 1988)'', Lee Falk tells an a ...studio in his beautiful house and there on his drawing board was the Flash Gordon he was working on and next to it was the Sunday page of Mandrake with the r

...'s Flash Gordon stories. The series was a co-published by Avon Books and [[King Features Syndicate]]. ===Flash Gordon===

== Signifiant covers == *"O Ídolo Maldito", [[Coleção King Komix 3 |''Coleção King Komix'' #3]] (2001)

...ayouts and drawing styles from other artists. In an interview published in King Comic Heroes ''(James Van Hise, Pioneer Books, 1988)'', Lee Falk tells an a ...studio in his beautiful house and there on his drawing board was the Flash Gordon he was working on and next to it was the Sunday page of Mandrake with the r

...vers or inside. The [[L. Miller & Son|change in the triangle logo]] on the covers from issue 3 to 4 ''(L. Miller & Son vs L. Miller & Co)'' indicate that the Many of the covers of these comics were credited to [[Philip Wilding]] and [[Cashier]].

...e Franco ''(Tim Tyler’s Luck)''" by Lyman Young ''(2 issues)'', "Audax ''(King of the Royal Mounted)''" by Jim Gary ''(2 issues)'' ...Mel Graff ''(issues 3-4, 6, 8, 10, 12)'' and "Gordon l'Intrepido ''(Flash Gordon)'' by Austin Briggs ''(issues 5, 7, 9, 11)''.

...ick Riley ''(Rusty Riley)''" by Frank Godwin, "Gordon L’Intrepido ''(Flash Gordon)''" by Don Moore and Alex Raymond & Austin Briggs, "Larry Oxford" by W. Rop In 1948, Mandrake is featured on the covers from issue #90 to 102 (sunday page illustration).

...lternated between various characters like: "Mandrake the Magician", "Flash Gordon", "Rip Kirby", "Phil Corrigan", "Buz Sawyer", "Mike Nomad", "Kerry Drake", ...to fit the format of the comic book. The stories in the first issues was [[King Comics stories]] and later [[daily stories|daily]] and [[Sunday stories]].

...a Humana; ''Almanaque Superboy'': 9 Fantomas, 10 Aqualad, 11 Kid Flash, 12 Flash; ''Almanaque Batman'': 13 Aquaman, 14 Louis Lane, 15 Robin, 16 Matt Dillon; ..., 58 Ajax o Marciano, 59 Tex Willer, 60 Luke Skywalker, 61 Gata, 62 Xerife King, 63 Medusa, 64 Black Cat, 65 Raio Negro, 66 Terry Lee, 67 Lobo, 68 Johnny H

...issues they released. Each issue were released in only 120 copies and the covers were in black and white. ...l rapimento di Baby Morton'' <small>(May 10, 1970)</small>, ''Il caso Dory King'' <small>(May 20, 1970)</small>, ''Gli spacciatori di stupefacenti'' <small

With about the same theme, he also did two covers for the "Leatherneck - ''Magazine of the Marine''". ...ler [[Alex Saviuk]] got the chance to draw Mandrake, the Phantom and Flash Gordon. After that, Fredericks remained as a productive inker until the mid-1990's