Flash Gordon Adventures returns with a brand new story by Eisner Award-winning cartoonist Mike Kunkel (Herobear and the Kid) where Flash Gordon and friends have to deal with mischievous doppelgangers, or Dopplers—who are almost identical versions of Flash, Dale, and Dr. Zarkov

Flash and his friends are pulled from their relaxing day-off picnic when they’re blamed for chaos erupting in the Lion Kingdom, where the citizens are covered in glitter and bubbles.

The gang quickly discover that mischievous doppelgangers, or Dopplers—almost identical versions of Flash, Dale, and Dr. Zarkov—are on the loose, causing trouble in their name all over the planet, and the culprit behind it all is…of course the bored Ming, who’s using a Temporal Displacement Remote to create a chaotic reality show for his own amusement.

The gang splits up to chase the Dopplers across various lands—Arboria, Mountainia, Tropica, and Frigia—teaming up with friends like Barin, Rocky, Shark, and King Vultan. Ultimately leading to a final showdown with the Dopplers at Ming’s castle!

Plus brand-new short stories from Mike Cavallaro (Nico Bravo), Maria Scrivan (Nat Enough), and Shane Campos!

About The Author

Mike Kunkel

Mike Kunkel wanted to be a cartoonist ever since he was a little kid. And with over 30-years experience, he has continued to do what he dreamed of . . . create and tell cartoon stories for audiences. As a four-time Eisner and Ignatz Award nominee, Mike is best known for his two-time Eisner-winning series Herobear and the Kid. He also helped relaunch DC’s SHAZAM as an all-ages comic series. As a Story Artist, Character Designer, Animator and Director, Mike has contributed to animated TV shows, films, games, and branding, winning the ANNIE AWARD for “Best Character Design in an Animated Television Production."" His work spans major studios such as Warner Bros, Nickelodeon, Sony, DreamWorks, Sesame Workshop, and Disney. Mike lives in Southern California, where he enjoys learning magic tricks, creating cartoons, and playing games with his family. He’s never been early for a deadline.