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Category Archives: George Evans
Secret Agent Corrigan by George Evans
Taking over after Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson’s run, George Evans’ first daily for Secret Agent Corrigan hit newspapers on February 4, 1980. He had ghosted for Williamson occasionally, but now he was at the helm as writer and artist. … Continue reading
Flash Gordon 4/28/1996
Nightfall on Mongo was officially my second story on Flash Gordon and I opted for werewolves as being the antagonists. I mean, who doesn’t like werewolves, right? Flash comes upon Thorne, the wounded survivor of a downed spaceship. One thing … Continue reading
Posted in Cartoonists, Flash Gordon, George Evans
Tagged Bud Blake, Flash Gordon, George Evans, Kurt Russell
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