Flash Comics, #62

Published: February 1945

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Issue Contents:
High Jinks on the Rinks
Credits
High Jinks on the Rinks
Storyline

The Three Dimwits read an ad in the local newspaper encouraging them to remove any savings that they have and to invest it. They do: in a roller rink that's $50,000 in debt!

Story Notes

Writer credit by Craig Delich.

The Story of Sir Walter Raleigh
Story Notes

Credits from reprint. We formerly credited the art to Don Cameron in error.

Telegram from Daisy
Storyline

Johnny tries to get to the station to pick up Daisy, while Peachy Pet criticizes the story's writer for forgetting the Thunderbolt.

Story Notes

Johnny Thunder's Thunderbolt does not appear this issue.

A Day in Doodleville
Credits
Story Notes

Writer credit by Craig Delich.

The Painter and the $100,000
Storyline

A famous painter laments over his new found wealth since he can't collect one cent while he still has in his possession $100,000 that he stole years before.

Credits
Story Notes

Writer credit by Craig Delich.

Without Warning
Story Notes

Back cover.

Story Notes

Inside back cover.

Story Notes

Inside back cover.

"Great Scott! That thief stole my wallet!"

Join the Junior Justice Society of America!

"Yes-- Boys & girls..."

Race with Death!

"All she gave us was fruit..."

Credits

"She suggested keeping me company..."

"For thrills..."

Story Notes

Inside front cover.

Editorial Advisory Board
Story Notes

Inside front cover.