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Flash Gordon #1 prelim (1965) by Al Williamson

Artist: Al Williamson (All)

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Title:	Flash Gordon #1 prelim (1965) by Al Williamson
Artist:	Al Williamson (All)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Prelim
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	1,483
Likes on CAF:	0 1
Comments:	2
Added to Site:	6/15/2005
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Here is Williamson's original layout for one of the panels on page 24 of the 1966 King Comics Flash Gordon issue 1. Read the story of Ray Cuthbert's Quest for Flash Gordon 1 on the Internet! Thanks, Ray, you're a champ for selling me this keepsake from that groundbreaking issue!

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	Austin Gray
Joined:	February 2004
Last Login:	August 2017
Ebay Id:	flashdalehans
Country:	UNITED STATES
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Ben Herman
Member Since 2003

Posted on 12/26/2014

Very lovely. I can see that you are a fan of Flash Gordon, so it's nice that you have been able to obtain a couple of pieces by Al Williamson. IMHO, he was the definitive Flash Gordon artist after Alex Raymond himself.

Austin Gray
Member Since 2004

Posted on 12/26/2014

Ben Herman wrote:

Thank you again, Ben, for your kind words. Yes, Al Williamson was, by far, my favorite comic artist from the 1960's through the time of his last works. I was able to acquire a copy of his "Sketchbook" by Vanguard Press about 20 years ago, and I believe this sketch was published in it. If I am mistaken about that, I know the sketch you see in my galleries (marked "some nudity") was definitely in the "Sketchbook". He brought to life for these wonderful characters, and I still treasure all 37 issues of the comic which was first published in 1966 and ended in 1982.

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