Flash Gordon #0
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| Writer | Dan Abnett |
| Artist | Manuel Garcia |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
A NEW ERA OF FLASH!
Bestselling writer Dan Abnett and veteran artist Manuel Garcia blast off into new worlds! Flash Gordon has always been a maverick, on the football field and in the stars. But when he’s offered a job training the next generation of explorers, he’ll end up fighting for top gun! A “quick trip” around Neptune’s moons with Flash’s cadets turns into a deadly alien hunt – and one of the new recruits thinks they can save the day without the dusty instructor. Introducing a new supporting cast – enemies and allies alike – and setting the stage for a swashbuckling new story, Flash Gordon #0 is a can’t-miss!
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8.2
The Comic Book Spot - Jeremy Bonnette
Apr 08, 2026Flash Gordon #0 is a basic science fiction tale that is easily accessible to new readers. While the overall story and art are nothing revolutionary, they give readers an entertaining tale. Read Full Review
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8.0
AIPT - Kevin Clark
Apr 08, 2026The book strikes a great balance between high adventure and more serious themes of ageism and Flash's hunger to stay relevant in a world that's passing him by. Read Full Review
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7.4
Comic Watch - Theron Couch
Apr 06, 2026Flash Gordon #0 is one of those ideal jumping on points that practically demands a look from new readers. It is easy to understand with its quickly and successfully developed universe and characters. The art is engaging, and Abnett’s writing promises rich stories. Read Full Review
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7.0
Comic Crusaders - Al Mega
Apr 12, 2026Flash Gordon #0 is a sharp, energetic, emotionally grounded relaunch that proves this hero still has plenty of gas in the rocket. Mad Cave Studios is not just reviving a name here. They are building momentum. Big shoutout to Dan Abnett, Manuel Garcia, Ceci de la Cruz, and the whole Mad Cave squad for giving this sci-fi icon a comeback that actually feels like it matters. Read Full Review
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6.0
Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez
Apr 09, 2026Flash Gordon #0 seems to be missing the soul of the adventure in this grounded prologue. The issue succeeds technically through Garcia’s sharp visual storytelling even if the narrative leans too heavily into the tired trope of the disrespected hero. While the grounded setting provides a clear starting point for new readers, the abrasive treatment of the lead character makes the investment feel more like a chore than an adventure. This isn’t the high-flying escapism most expect, so unless you are a completionist, you might want to wait for the main title to see if the engine actually turns over. Read Full Review
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