Flash Traveling Alone to Another Planet First Comic - Flash Gordon (1953

I'm the comic-weekly man, the jolly comic-weekly man, and I'm here to read the funnies to you happy boys and bunnies. Yes, boys and girls, it's comic-weekly time, and here I come right into your house to bring a little fun and happiness.

Right out of the pages of Puck the comic-weekly, spring into your living room, your friend the comic-weekly man. The jolly comic weekly plan! Hello, hello, hello, hello! Hello, hello, hello, hello! Hello, hello, hello, hello!

How are you today? I'm just fine about anxious. Oh, what are you anxious about? Well, Flash Gordon has started new adventure, see? Yes. And he's traveling to another planet all by himself, see? Yes. And this is the first time anybody's gone alone on a trip like that, see?

Yes. And every time Flash is into another planet, he's always been entitled to the planet. Yes, he was just about to land on the planet, and I'm afraid he might be getting endangered again, see?

You bet I do see. So could we please read the funny and find out? Puck the comic weekly. Very well, I'll read that in just a moment. But before I do, let's listen to this nice man.

So here we go with Puck the comic weekly. And since you're so anxious to see what's happening to Flash Gordon, let's go looking for Flash right away. So turn over the first page, past Beetle Bailey.

Go past Little Iodine on the second page, past Prince Valiant on page three, turn over to page four, go past the Phantom there on page five, turn over that page, and here we are on page six with Flash Gordon.