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Printable Book and Comic Coloring Page for adults : Flash Gordon

Coloring inspired by the superhero Flash Gordon
Flash Gordon is an American science fiction comic book character created on January 8, 1934 by Alex Raymond for King Features Syndicate.Super speed, accelerated regeneration, time travel, extraordinary endurance... these are the various powers that Flash Gordon possesses.
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The first comic book, called 'The Adventures of Obadiah Oldbuck,' was published in 1837.

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