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Flash Gordon # 12 (1969) 1st Charlton Issue
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Flash Gordon # 12 is based on the long running comic strip and movie serial. This is the first issue published by Charlton, who took over producing the comic book from King Features.
Condition: Mid Grade Condition with wear and tanned pages, SEE PICS.
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Flash Gordon # 12 (1969) 1st Charlton Issue
Flash Gordon # 12 is based on the long running comic strip and movie serial. This is the first issue published by Charlton, who took over producing the comic book from King Features.
Condition: Mid Grade Condition with wear and tanned pages, SEE PICS.
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