Preview: Flash Gordon #20

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Preview: Flash Gordon #20

Flash Gordon #20

(W) Dan Abnett (A) Manuel Garcia

THE HIBERGHOSTS ARE COMING… Since their arrival on the huge artificial object hurtling toward Earth, Flash Gordon and his comrades have been hunted. Now their true enemy makes themselves known. One of Flash’s party will change forever—and that’s only counting the survivors. The end of an arc, and the beginning of the biggest Flash adventure yet!

Comic book cover featuring Flash Gordon in a red and black suit, aiming a blaster with a confident smile against a vibrant yellow background.
A muscular hero in a red and black costume holding a wrench in one hand and a toolbox in the other, set against a bright yellow background. The title 'FLASH GORDON' is prominently displayed at the bottom, along with the issue number #20.
Comic panel depicting characters in a sci-fi setting, with a character named Flash Gordon calling out for Director Gamble, who appears to be missing. Other characters are gathered around, looking concerned.
A comic book panel featuring a group of characters engaging in a conversation in a cave-like setting. They discuss concerns about a missing person and express feelings of being watched. The environment is depicted with unusual organic structures, creating a mysterious atmosphere.
A comic book panel depicting a conversation among four characters in a mysterious, cavernous environment. One character holds a futuristic gun and looks startled, while another in a red and black suit appears calm. The dialogue suggests concern about a disappearance and a sense of unease in their surroundings.
A comic book page featuring characters in a space setting, with one female character in a blue outfit and another in a red outfit engaging with a male character in a red and black suit. The scene shows a conversation about adventure and relationships, with several armored figures in the background.

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