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Flash Comics, #27

Published: March 1942

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Issue Contents:
Credits
The Reform of Spike Dugan
Storyline

The Flash decides to try to reform the brother of hardened criminal "Slit" Dugan before he follows in his brother's footsteps.

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Story Notes

Credits by Craig Delich.

Drifting Down the Amazon
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Story Notes

Writer credit by Craig Delich.

The Secret Sub Base
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Racketeers
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Story Notes

Writer and letterer credits by Craig Delich.

High-Priced Meals
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Story Notes

Writer credit by Craig Delich.

Crime Cave
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The Inkling Kid
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The Winged Stage-Robbers
Storyline

Homing pigeons are being used to convey plans for crimes to be committed, but the criminals make the mistake of having the birds fly over Hawk Valley.

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The Flash Celebrates the President's Diamond Jubilee Birthday!
Storyline

After discovering the need for an iron lung to save the life of a small child, the Flash races out to secure one, thus saving the little boy's life.

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Story Notes

A separate illustrated text section below the 6-panel story further emphasizes the need for more such equipment as Tommy required in the story, and the publisher encourages all readers to donate as much money as they can to the President's Diamond Jubilee. Appears concurrently in All-Star Comics #9, Feb-Mar 1942; All-American Comics #36, Mar 1942; Flash Comics #27, Mar 1942; Sensation Comics #3, Mar 1942

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Back cover.

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Inside back cover.

The Justice Society Invites You to Their Next Meeting!
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Air Mail in 1793
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Page includes several small ads from stamps dealers.

Now on Sale Everywhere!!
Cloud of Death, Part 2
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"Thanks a million, boys and girls..."

"Well, here I am again..."

"Dear boys and girls..."

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Inside front cover.

Editorial Advisory Board
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Inside front cover.