Flash Gordon
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 Flash Gordon Zeitgeist #3 Alex Ross Virgin Variant  US $9.99
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 Flash Gordon Zeitgeist #3 Francavilla Variant US $8.99
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 Flash Gordon Zeitgeist #3 Francavilla Virgin Variant US $10.99
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 Flash Gordon Bobbing Head Nodder Bosley Bobber Retired New US $14.95
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 ORIGINAL 1987 DC Flash Gordon Comics Store Promo Poster US $4.99
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 Classic TV Series - Flash Gordon: Volume 1 (DVD, 2003) US $4.99
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 "Flash Gordon" Rocket Fighter Wind-Up Tin Toy US $200.00
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 Vintage Flash Gordon Spaceship Vehicle Mattel 1979 Rare US $19.99
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 Flash Gordon - Ming The Merciless 8" Action Figure US $19.99
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 FLASH GORDON Vol.2 (3 FULL-LENGTH SHOWS) DVD - NEW SEALED US $3.98
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 Flash Gordon (VHS, 1997) US $1.00
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 FLASH GORDON, TRAPPED IN THE CAVE OF THE MUD MEN, NO. 13, SILVER AGE US $6.50
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 Two 'Flash Gordon' Big Little Books -- 1936 and 1937 in excellent condition! US $23.00
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 FLASH GORDON, BETA MOVIE US $.10
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 Retired Comic Super Hero Baby Flash Gordon Plush NEW US $9.99
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 Vintage Big Little Book Flash Gordon and the Queen of Mongo 1936 #1190 US $9.99
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 FLASH GORDON PRINCESS THUNDAR PLAYMATES NEW US $4.99
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 FLASH GORDON Movie Rare Set Lot 20 Mounted Film Cells US $18.00
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 FLASH GORDON Rare Framed Movie Film Cell Memorabilia US $23.00
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 FLASH GORDON Rare Framed Movie Film Cell Memorabilia US $11.99
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 FLASH GORDON Movie Film Cell Memorabilia US $12.00
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 Flash Gordon Invasion of the red sword #2 VF (2011) US $3.39
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 1955 Flash Gordon Popeye Captain Kids 10 Sunday Tabs US $15.00
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 Flash Gordon First Issue 1950 Harvey Comics VG US $35.00
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 TV SERIES FLASH GORDON BOOK FOUR FORCES FROM 6A US $3.00
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 TV SERIES FLASH GORDON BOOK FIVE CITADELS ATTACK 6A US $2.50
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 STARLOG #41 MIKE KALUTA, JOHN CARPENTER, FLASH GORDON US $4.95
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 Vintage Marx Flash Gordon Windup Tin Rocket Fighter US $465.00
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 Flash Gordon Buster Crabbe Sci-fi vintage movie poster US $4.99
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 Vintage 70's Flash Gordon Printing Set MIP!!!!!!! US $4.99
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 FLASH GORDON PIN PINBACK KELLOGG'S PEP CEREAL 1946 KING FEATURES US $7.95
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 FLASH GORDON #5 - good condition US $.99
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 Jeff Gordon "Flash" 48"x60" Metallic Tapestry Throw (NASCAR) US $34.95
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 FLASH GORDON #18 very good condition US $.99
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 Flash Gordon # 9 silver age King comic book US $7.99
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 Flash Gordon # 9 silver age King comic book US $7.99
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 Flash Gordon (1988 series) # 1 near mint comic book US $2.16
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 Flash Gordon 1966 series # 12 very good comic book US $7.99
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 Flash Gordon 1966 series # 12 very good comic book US $7.99
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 Flash Gordon 1966 series # 3 good comic book US $4.99
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 Flash Gordon 1967 series # 16 very good comic book US $4.99
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 Flash Gordon 1967 series # 17 very good comic book US $4.99
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 Flash Gordon 1988 series # 1-9 complete run comic lot US $22.49
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 1996 Playmates Flash Gordon 2 figure lot MIP. US $9.99
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 Flash Gordon Bobbing Head Nodder Bosley Bobber Retired New US $12.95
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 MARX 1940s-50s FLASH GORDON ROCKET FIGHTER SPACE SHIP US $43.11
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 QUEEN "NM WAX" Flash Gordon 1980 JP Freddie Mercury Brian May OBI LP x327 US $19.99
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 FLASH GORDON Double Page Ad Sheet US $3.95
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 Kruw EP (Partners in Crime) DSB Flash Gordon Japanese HC US $2.99
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Flash Gordon
What is the difference between Flash (Jay Garrick) and Flash Gordon? Are are the two related?
What is the difference between Flash (Jay Garrick) and Flash Gordon? Are are the two related?
They both appear to have the same logo, but a different story line. What is the deal with these two characters? Is one a spin-off of the other or something?
Jay Garrick was a superhero that could run at superhuman speeds. Flash Gordon was a normal human that travelled to another planet and became a hero after defeating a villain named Ming. The two are in no way related.
I'm pretty sure that neither one of them is a spinoff of the other. Flash Gordon was created in 1934 as a spinoff of Buck Rogers, and he was actually created to compete with Buck Rogers' own comic strip. Flash was created in 1940 and is more of a spinoff of Superman's superspeed (lots of early superheroes had powers that were "borrowed" from Superman's at the time). The names and similar logos were most likely just coincidences.