Comic Cavalcade #26 is an issue of the series Comic Cavalcade (Volume 1) with a cover date of April, 1948.
Synopsis for Wonder Woman: "Deception's Daughter"
Appearing in Wonder Woman: "Deception's Daughter"
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Antagonists:
- Lya, the Daughter of Deception (Single appearance)
- Martian Girls
- Phantasm of Wonder Woman
Other Characters:
- Duke of Deception (Flashback only)
- US High Government Officials
Locations:
- Earth
- Diamond Fortress
- Washington, D.C.
- Intelligence Headquarters
- Transformation Island (Mentioned only)
- Mars
Items:
- Aphrodite's Lasso
- Bracelets of Submission
- Martian Paralysis Pistol
- Martian Suits of Elastic Plasticon
Vehicles:
- B-29
- Deception's Spacecruiser
- Wonder Woman's Invisible Plane
Synopsis for "Mutt & Jeff"
Appearing in "Mutt & Jeff"
Featured Characters:
- Mutt
- Jeff
Synopsis for Johnny Peril: "The Doorway into Time"
Appearing in Johnny Peril: "The Doorway into Time"
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Supporting Characters:
- Professor Rome
Antagonists:
- Ramor
Other Characters:
- Lewis
- Akim
- Terah (Dies)
- Napoleon (In a vision)
Locations:
- Utah
- Shan
Items:
- Rubies of Kloss
Vehicles:
- Automobile
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Synopsis for Green Lantern: "Forecast: Danger"
Alan Scott's friend Dan is annoyed by his grandfather leaning on Dan to join him working at the weather bureau. As Green Lantern, Alan takes Dan around showing him how much hurricanes, snow, waterspouts, and other manifestations of the weather impact people's lives. He also catches a few crooks along the way, who didn't have the good sense to respect the power of weather phenomena. Having seen up-close how weather affects civilization, Dan eagerly agrees to work at the weather bureau.
Appearing in Green Lantern: "Forecast: Danger"
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Supporting Characters:
- Dan
- His grandfather
- Nita
Antagonists:
- Limbo Lane
- Pirates
Other Characters:
- Evangelista Torricelli (Flashback only)
- Edmond Halley (Flashback only)
- Benjamin Franklin (Flashback only)
Locations:
- 20th Century
- 1643
- 18th Century
- Philadelphia
- Saint Helena
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Vehicles:
- Airplanes
- S.S. Keystone (ship)
Synopsis for Cotton-Top Katie: "The Mysterious Box"
Appearing in Cotton-Top Katie: "The Mysterious Box"
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Synopsis for Hop Harrigan: "The Riddle of the Useless Thefts"
Appearing in Hop Harrigan: "The Riddle of the Useless Thefts"
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Synopsis for Flash: "Crime Has Many Faces"
Flash teaches a man who accidentally started a forest fire to be more careful by showing him through time travel how his actions caused pain and suffering to others.
Appearing in Flash: "Crime Has Many Faces"
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Antagonists:
- Unnamed man
Other Characters:
- Helen
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Notes
- "Crime Has Many Faces": The Flash time-travels to 10 years before, where his past counterpart clearly already has superspeed and an active heroic career. That would be 1938, but Flash gained his powers in 1940.
Trivia
- Jay Garrick and Joan aren't married in this point of time.
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