STERANKO\'S MEDIASCENE #32 (1979) Filmation\'s Flash Gordon TV series VF-NM for Sale

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STERANKO\'S MEDIASCENE #32 (1979) Filmation\'s Flash Gordon TV series VF-NM For Sale

$STERANKO\'S MEDIASCENE #32 (1979) Filmation\'s Flash Gordon TV series VF-NM$
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STERANKO\'S MEDIASCENE #32 (1979) Filmation\'s Flash Gordon TV series VF-NM:
$8.37

JIM STERANKO\'S MEDIASCENE
YOU GET:#32
CONDITION:VF-NM
FROM THE WAREHOUSE INFO-TRAIN:\"For ten years,The great Jim Sternako published Mediascene (later changed to Prevue), a groovy newspaper/magazine chronicling genre movies, comics, and related bric-a-brac. Here\'s a breakdown of what you get:#32:In-depth article on the Flash Gordon animated series (1978), the Super-heroes roast/challenge tv special, plus reviews and news on comics.\"
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