Flash Gordon - Dr Zarkoff Shoots Crooks

Preserving the amazing interplanetary adventures of Flash Gordon.

Last week after conquering the Hawkmen with a magic torpedo, Flash Gordon was puzzled

by the fact that Zarkov's running out to meet him with upraised hands had called him friend.

Queen Azura assured Flash that it had been a trick to disconfer him.

Then she ordered Tauld to remove the frozen prisoners to the palace and to take good care

of Zarkov particularly.

Tauld did as he was ordered.

When Dr. Zarkov was brought back to life, he asked for Flash.

And Tauld told him Flash was under the spell of the Queen's drug to forgetfulness.

Then Dr. Zarkov was taken to the kitchen where he was reunited with Dale Arden, whom he

comforted by his promise to use his scientific powers to aid them all.

Known by the lashes of the electric whip, Zarkov saw an opportunity for revenge and escape.

The Queen's cooks were roasting the meat between two flaming electrodes.

Zarkov, getting Dale's refracted their attention, jumped on a platform and turned the flaming

rays of an electrode on the cooks and guards and ordered them to stand back.

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Dr. Zarkov, standing on the platform in the kitchen, the flaming ray of an electrode aimed

at the chief cook and guard, is calling.

Stand back.

If you take another step towards Dale Arden, I'll bring you to a crisp.

Take their short away from them Dale.

I've got to show it, Dr. Zarkov.

Good.

Now take away those electric whip.

I have to whip.

Can you find the key to your manacles?

I'll see.

Then, since you two are as roast you like the scarters of meaty sightly.

Can you find the key to his Dale?

Yes.

I've got the key.

Now do your manacles.

Now change those two together, around that boat.

There.

I haven't changed.

Now what shall I do?

Now we shall.

What is that?

The beam carnage on his tail.

Where will he be taking for his work?

Right over there.

Spread it.

Come down this way, Dale.

Under the ray of the electrode.

They won't notice me standing behind this machine.

I will wait until they have stationed carnage and then I will get these drop on them

with the ray.

So I'm so glad you came.

We never would have done anything without you, Dr. Zarkov.

Thank you, Dale.

Thank you, appreciation always makes me think we're friends.

This is you too.

Nothing worked out of you.

And drop to the floor.

Who you hear?

Drop to the floor.

Ah, that's it.

Try it now.

Everything will be fine.

All right.

All right.

All right.

All right.

All right.

All right.

All right.

All right.

All right.

All right.

Prinder, step over here.

You'll be saved just taking a few, you'll.

Now, Prinder, there that's too.

Stand back from him, you job.

Prinder, I am glad to see you, Captain Khan, not as loud as I am to see you.

Stand back, the human.

I have this electrode framed on you.

One move out of you other than I directs.

And I will fix you so that we, herself,

would not know you from this carcass here.

Isn't this wonderful, Khan?

Indeed it is, Prinder.

One of you manually stepped and gone.

At once.

Do you hear that once?

Or I'll turn this way up.

That's got him, Prinder, Zarkov.

That's wait until these manifolds get off.

Oh.

Where?

Now.

Oh, but it feels good to have those things off.

Now, what can I do, Prinder, Zarkov?

Change those dogs up like the others.

Say of it?

Oh, I didn't see them lying over there.

How did you catch them?

The same way he did these.

And then they'll change them.

Just like you are going to change those legs there.

Good word, Prinder.

You're a brave girl.

Here you.

Oh, Phil.

There.

All right.

You're next.

Come on, put your hand behind your back.

You sure you do a good job, Khan?

After what these boys have done to me,

that warning is hardly necessary, Prinder.

All right, you.

You're next.

Well, I don't know.

Here, hold still.

Hold still, I said.

What is this robin' captain come?

What do you mind you?

Just step back from him, I need you.

I will give him a taste of this flaming rage.

No, no.

Turn the thing away.

I'll put my hand behind my back.

Thanks, Prinder, Zarkov.

But I think one good poke in his jaw for me and he that behaves.

That's what you'll get if you give me any trouble.

You over there?

That is right.

Do not let them try anything with you.

All right.

Now I'll take you.

Oh, you've decided to use your head and put your hands behind your back, eh?

That's good.

It certainly makes it easier for both of us.

Clear.

Now.

You're safe for a while.

Good.

Now we are in control of the kitchen.

Let's take over the rest of the palace.

Yes, then we can escape.

Children, children.

I see how fortunate it is that I was brought here.

That would not do at all.

Never do what you can get someone else to do for you.

What do you mean?

I'll get control of the palace, all right?

In fact, we shall have control of the whole land.

How wonderful!

What we must proceed to do one thing at a time.

For them, what's next?

How that flash was under the spell of the Queen's shoulder forgetfulness.

He did?

And we were right all the time.

Yes, come.

So you knew that, eh?

Yes.

Then why did you not find out how it was being given to him, eh?

I did drive him, Zarkov.

How?

I watched every morsel of food that was sent to him.

It was taken from the same pens and settles of Queen of Zoro's food.

Well?

And nothing was put in it.

Here in the kitchen.

I apologize, Captain Kank.

You are not wasting your time.

Well, eh, if the drug was not put in the food before it left the kitchen,

when was it put in?

Or they'll serve the food of us.

Well, what did you see when you served the food there?

Both the Queen's last portions of the same dishes as I tasked them around.

I never saw her make a motion portion after she helped herself.

And the drug could not have been put in the food.

God!

Come talk.

Here comes talk.

God!

He is just the man we want to see.

God!

Where are you?

Why?

What are you doing?

Things like this?

Just what you will be doing if you cause any trouble, Tiles?

Oh, the prisoner has stopped.

I'll get your hands off me.

All right.

I have him securely help, Zarkov.

Yes, that is my name.

Does it mean anything to you?

Yes, you are the great scientist.

The wizard of the earth, people.

That is true.

Yes.

That's you, Dr. Zarkov.

Ah, now I understand the Queen's order.

What word her order?

Do you want to be revived with particular care?

Why?

May I ask?

I see it all now.

A zero-pointed life-gordon over me, a commander in chief of all the armies.

Now she wants you carefully preserved.

A fool that I am.

Why couldn't I see it before?

What is he talking about?

Does anybody know?

I'm sure I don't know, but Zarkov.

You're right.

What are you talking about, Tiles?

Has there a plan to get rid of me?

Is planning on having you to replace me?

What?

He's tired of me.

He wants you to face this around her.

You give me the drug of decilit.

If it wasn't for me, I am the only one who can make it for her.

I see only thing that prevents her from doing away with me.

There will be just one thing that will prevent us from doing away with you, Tiles.

What's that?

You're telling us how, as you, that gives life to drugs a focus on it?

Yes, you'd like to know that wouldn't you?

Yes, sir.

He would.

Yes, sir.

You'd like to know what is more than we need to find out?

Some of more than you will admit.

Maybe he tells the drug army.

That is an idea worth considering.

Thank you, Tiles.

Come and search him, Tilesov.

I certainly will.

Certainly, we shall search.

Nothing.

He has nothing on him.

What's he?

It's thought.

I think we can use it to better advantage than he does.

Tiles, a while ago you pressed the point of use against Mike just.

Well, I asked you questions about life.

One move and you would have run it through me.

You said so.

And so I turned it.

Now I press it against your chest while I ask another question.

And they're wrong answer or no answer at all.

And I will drive it through you, like they tailor needles to a packs of cloth.

And it's his hand holder.

Mine will finish the job with the greatest of pleasure.

Remember that.

With a...

What...

What do you wish to know?

Tell me.

How does that you would have give place if you drugged up over the internet?

Well, remember what I said, Tilesov.

He puts that drug in his back off.

Back off?

His wound.

That's why he keeps calling for it.

And to close him close.

That's offering it to you as a first man.

Well, of course.

He's got blue towels.

Yes, every day he gets to give him a special two-hander flagging.

Yes, yes, yes, that is the one.

It has some lithium in it now.

That is the one you took to a shooter by Tiles' order.

Soon after they brought him here.

So that is how far it has been given the drugs?

Oh, I've been giving it to him myself.

Yes, you have been drugging your own sweet heart

and keeping him from recognizing you.

You must ever forgive me.

Why, of course, Princess.

You didn't know you were giving him the drug.

I'll never take any more in.

Oh, yes, you will.

Just one more.

That night when the eyes of the dragon flash.

The signal that Queen Azora wishes more vodka brought in.

Dale takes in the tray with the same two flagons as before.

Here comes the vodka by Prince.

And the slave gel is more prompt than usual.

For years, my queen, I'm glad of it, my throat's dry.

Help yourself, please.

The two handled flagging as yours, you know.

Yes, I'll get it as I want to say.

No, wait.

What is the meaning of this presumptuous flag?

As you may have drugged your vocal live, please.

What are you saying, girl?

And that two handled flagging is lithium,

the drug of forgiveness, or pain or attention to the girl flags.

You must be mad.

Don't touch that flagging.

Every time you have emptied the flag,

you have renewed the wicked queen's power over you.

She has caused you to forget who I am,

who you are, flagged.

Don't listen to her.

I'll have a drawn and quietened for this.

Oh, God!

It won't show you any good to call for your guard, is it?

They won't answer you.

Flagged, tell me you don't believe it.

It's plain to say.

Well, it's been hard to believe.

It is a lie.

A lie.

Your flagged.

Take this flagging.

If he has not drugged it,

then never drink from it.

Yes.

Here is order.

Drink this and prove that the slave girl is wrong.

I see.

You don't believe me.

And I thought you loved me.

You'll listen to a flagged word, mean nothing.

Get her to drink from the flagging.

Of course, you'll drink from it.

Won't you as order?

Here.

I...

No.

No, no.

I will not touch your drink.

What?

There, you see?

She won't drink it.

It's drugged.

Just as I told you.

I cow.

As order, I believe you did drug my drink.

We'll soon find out.

Now, follow this.

No, no, no.

Follow it.

All right.

I can't remember anything.

Where?

Where am I?

What happened?

Who am I?

Who?

Who am I?

Oh, it's true, Dale.

Yes, yes, darling.

He's been drugging you.

Your flagged.

The man who called me friends.

How does he smear it?

He should bring back your memory.

If you have not been under the influence of the lithium too long,

drink it.

Quickly, darling.

Yes, quickly, Flash.

Bring it.

Has Flash been under the influence of the Queen's magic drugs too long?

What will happen now?

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