of the famed King Features strip". Television broadcasting In the 1950s, the three serials were broadcast on American television. To avoid confusion with a made-for-TV Flash Gordon series airing at the same time, they were retitled, becoming respectively Space Soldiers, Space Soldiers' Trip to Mars, and Space Soldiers Conquer the Universe. They were shown by PBS U.S. stations, and by the BBC in the United Kingdom – where they aired as Flash Gordon serials, under their original titles. Chapters 01 "New Worlds to Conquer" 02 "The Living Dead" 03 "Queen of Magic" 04 "Ancient Enemies" 05 "The Boomerang" 06 "Tree-men of Mars" 07 "The Prisoner of Mongo" 08 "The Black Sapphire of Kalu" 09 "Symbol of Death" 10 "Incense of Forgetfulness" 11 "Human Bait" 12 "Ming the Merciless" 13 "The Miracle of Magic" 14 "A Beast at Bay" 15 "An Eye for an Eye" Source: References External links 1938 films 1930s science fiction action films 1930s science fiction adventure films American black-and-white films American science fiction action films American space adventure films American sequel films 1930s English-language films Films about extraterrestrial life Films based on comic strips Films directed by Ford Beebe Films directed by Robert F. Hill Flash Gordon films Live-action films based on comics Mars in film Films set in New York City Films set in Washington, D.C. Universal Pictures film serials 1930s American films