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Flash Gordon: Quarterly (2024)

Flash Gordon: Quarterly #9

Mad Cave Studios · October 2026

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About this issue

Writer
John Lucas, Sam Freeman, Sam Romesburg, and Sarah Gailey
Artist
Jan Bazaldua, John Lucas, and Rodrigo Vazquez
Colorist
Emilio Lecce and Victor Medina
Letterer
Carlos M. Mangual and Taylor Esposito
Cover
Arif Prianto and Yanick Paquette
Editor
Sarah Brunstad
Designer
Miguel Zapata
Production
Alexandra Colorado
Characters
Dale Arden, Doctor Zarkov, Flash Gordon, and Ming The Merciless
Cover date
October 2026
On sale
21 October 2026
Cover price
$6.99
UPC
60194704594100911
Pages
40
Rating
Unknown

Hugo Award-winning writer Sarah Gailey and former Marvel Stormbreaker artist Jan Bazaldua lead the charge on the most action-packed anthology yet! Flash Gordon finds himself right at home on Planet Yonder! Ming the Merciless is on the run, but his trail's gone cold. The King of Planet Yonder can tell Flash exactly where to find his archnemesis...but he'll have to prove his worth first. Watch the hero wrangle his way out of his wildest adventure yet! Next, the writers and artist behind Mad Cave Studios' HOUND join forces again for Lone Barin and Cub, a fantastical tale of romance and revenge starring the King of Arboria! Then, writer and artist John Lucas shows us a world without Flash Gordon. What other heroes might arise? What villains? No More Mings delivers a tale both classic and relevant!