This volume continues the adventures of pulp hero Flash Gordon on the planet Mongo and his ongoing battles with the deadly and heartless Ming the Merciless.

Flash Gordon: Kang the Cruel: The Complete Flash Gordon Library 1946-50

Comics & Graphic Novels

Moore, Don

Graphic Novels

Titan Books

Youth try the impossible!

Published for Missions Outreach by Camping Guideposts

Low and Slow: Liberation of the Philippines as viewed from 800 feet above the ground

San Antonio Heights Pub

Flash Gordon: Classic Collection Vol. 2 (2)

RAYMOND, Alex

Mad Cave Studios

Flash Gordon: Classic Collection Vol. 1: On The Planet Mongo (1)

Originally published in 1956, the new edition retains its classic standing as an insider view of the US Navy's Underwater Demolition Teams (UDTs) operations during World War II and in Korea. Fane developed the training and operational techniques used in World War II amphibious campaigns and laid the groundwork for today's SEALS. Chronicling his experiences and those of other UDT experts, he walks the reader through scouting missions in mined reefs and under fire, clearing invasion approaches before assault. Because of the dramatic content it's not surprising that Moore, who coauthored the book, was head of the story and script department at CBS Television. No bibliography. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

The Naked Warriors: The Story of the U.S. Navy's Frogmen (Naval Institute Special Warfare Series)

History

Fane, Francis Douglas

Americas

Naval_Institute_Press

Featuring four years worth of non-stop exhilarating, science fiction action-adventure as Flash battles a rogue’s gallery of villainy to protect the innocent, the wronged and a bevy of beautiful women from the likes of Kang The Cruel, Queen Valker the Violent, giant birds, lizards, sea-beasts and rock men, as well as wolfmen and gas spiders! For Flash Gordon, the king of the cliff-hanger every Sunday is a day of action!

Flash Gordon: The Storm Queen of Valkir

Manga

Titan Comics

Collecting together, for the first time ever, over two-year's worth of strips from the golden age of newspaper comic strips. Harken back to a bygone era of swashbuckling heroes, science fiction high-adventure, with ray guns, rocket ships, strange monsters, damsels in distress and unbridled heroism! &nbsp; FLASH GORDON, the swashbuckling, all-American hero has been saving Earth and the universe from madmen, megalomaniacs and Ming the Merciless since 1934. He is science fiction's most enduring super-hero icon, and his name has become synonymous with heroic deeds. Flash Gordon is also the original inspiration behind Star Wars, the muse to rock super group, Queen and star of his own cult 1980s movie! This new volume is presents the continuing adventures of Flash Gordon, the original guardian of the galaxy as he strives to save us all from a slew of villains hell-bent of domination, destruction and devilment!

Flash Gordon Dailies: Austin Briggs: Radium Mines Of Electra

After decades of being forgotten, northern Peru has finally begun emerging from the shadows of the country's better-known south. The magnificent ruins at Kuelap, the Gocta waterfall, the historical cities of Cajamarca and Trujillo, and jungle excursions along the Huallaga River are up-and-coming destinations for more adventurous travelers seeking to avoid the crowds in the south. And yet, northern Peru wasn't always unexplored territory for travelers. In the 19th century, the long-forgotten Moyobamba Route was the main connection between Peru's Pacific coast and the Amazon River. Among the adventurers who rode the old mule trails were a Royal Navy lieutenant, a Swiss nobleman, a French reporter, an American professor, and a famous early British aviator. Recently retired, the author set off to follow the ghosts of these and other early travelers, weaving together their stories with his own adventures each step of the way. But the story of the Moyobamba Route is just as much about the people who lived there as those who wandered through. A Utopian bishop, a mountain warlord, a jungle-raised feminist, a future Hollywood starlet, war heroes, German immigrants, entrepreneurs, and missionaries are among the characters who make up the region's rich history. Drawing on original Spanish language materials for much of the Peruvian history, the author brings some of their stories to English language readers for the very first time.

Following Ghosts in Northern Peru: In the Footsteps of 19th Century Travelers on the old Moyobamba Route.

Independently published

The plumed and spiked dress helmets worn by the U.S. Army between 1872 and 1904 have become exceptionally rare today. But these helmets have intrigued collectors and military historians since their use was discontinued shortly after the turn of the 20th Century. They were the most colorful helmets ever worn by the American Army and they are more reminiscent of Europe than North America. Following the defeat of France during the Franco- Prussian War, the German army was seen as the most powerful in the world. Their tactics, arms and uniforms was emulated and the United States was no exception. Beginning in 1872, the plumed shako was replaced by a tall, bell shaped helmet with a deep lobster-back tail and short brim. Mounted soldiers and officers wore cords and flowing plumes in the colors of their branch of service yellow for cavalry, scarlet for artillery, black or orange for signal corps foot soldiers and lower ranking officers wore spikes. Some regiments allowed the use of unadorned white helmets during the summer and tan helmets were worn by enlisted men for fatigue duties. Because these felt helmets were quite delicate, their survival rate is not high. Over the years, numerous reproductions have been offered to collectors, reenactors and even to military units wearing past uniforms for ceremonial occasions. Many of the reproduction metal parts were struck from original dies and are quite difficult to tell from the originals, as are many of the felt helmets produced in the 1950s and '60s. Mark Kasal and Don Moore have studied and collected the original Model 1872 and 1881 helmets for years. They used their expertise and collections, as well as those supplied by authorities in the field and museums to explain the history of the development and use of these helmets. They have also described on a part-by-part basis, each component of the helmet and described the differences between original and reproduction parts.

A Guide Book to U.S. Army Dress Helmets 1872-1904 (Collector's Guide to Military Uniforms)

Kasal, Mark

North Cape Publications, Inc.

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