Flash Comics (1940—1949)

Flash Comics (Volume 1)

Cover Gallery

Publisher

All-American Publications

Type

Ongoing Series

Total Issues

104

Dates Published

January, 1940–February, 1949

Featured

Flash ·Jay Garrick ·Hawkman ·Black Canary ·Johnny Thunder ·Atom

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The Flash (Volume 1)

Flash Comics was a title that ran for 104 issues, from January 1940 until February 1949. It primarily starred the Golden Age Flash and Hawkman.

There was material produced for an Issue #105 when the series got cancelled. This included an Atom story that was eventually published over twenty years later in Batman #238.

Index of Features

The Atom: #80, #82-83, #87, #89, #91-95, #97-100, #102-104
Black Canary: #92-104
Cliff Cornwall, Special Agent: #1-17
Cotton-Top Katie: #88
The Flash: #1-104
Flash Picture Novelette: #1-11, #13, #15, #17
The Ghost Patrol: #29-65, #69-104
The Hawkman: #1-104
Hop Harrigan: #58 (text story), #66-68
Jack Raymond (text stories): #5-57
Johnny Thunder/Johnny Thunderbolt/Johnny Thunder and the Black Canary: #1-91
King Standish/The King: #3-37, #39-41
Les Watts/Les Sparks, Radio Amateur: #12-28
Minute Movies: #12, #14, #16, #18-58
Mutt & Jeff (newspaper reprints): #70
Picture Stories from American History: #59-68
Picture Stories from the Bible: #38
Rockhead McWizzard, the Stone Age Genius: #71-79, #81, #84
Rod Rian of the Sky Police (newspaper reprints): #2-11
The Whip: #1-55

Issues

Specials

Flash Comics Miniature Edition (1946)

Collections

The Golden Age Flash Archives Vol. 1 (1999)
ISBN: 978-1563895067
The Golden Age Flash Archives Vol. 2 (2006)
ISBN: 978-1401207847
The Black Canary Archives Vol. 1 (2000)
ISBN: 978-1563897344

Notes

Johnny Thunderbolt becomes Johnny Thunder in #11, and later Johnny Thunder and the Black Canary in #90.
King Standish becomes The King in #16
Les Watts becomes Les Sparks in #16

Flash Comics (1940—1949)

Contents

Index of Features

Issues

Specials

Collections

Notes

See Also

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