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#87
Flash Comics, #86

Published: August 1947

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Issue Contents:
Stone Age Menace!

Story Featuring The Flash

Credits
Story Notes

Credits by Craig Delich. The cover is the same as the splash panel of the first story, with recolouring, almost certainly by Jack Adler.

Stone Age Menace

Story Featuring The Flash

"Imagine a prehistoric beast..."

Storyline

The sudden appearance of a prehistoric dinosaur in Keystone City lands Jay Garrick in prison when the Police fail to believe his story. So, the Flash must save him!

Credits
Story Notes

Credits by Craig Delich. The splash panel is recolourized and used for the cover.

The Black Canary

Story Featuring Johnny Thunder

"Meet the most fascinating crook of all time! The Black Canary!"

Storyline

Johnny meets the Black Canary, a girl crime-fighter who is determined to take the famed Kooblin Sapphire and return it to its owner.

Credits
Story Notes

1st appearance of the Black Canary. Peachy Pet doesn't appear. Roy Thomas believes the inks to be that of Bernard Sachs. Inks credited to Frank Giacoia in Adventure Comics #416 reprint.

The Case of the Extra Ghost!

"Being ghosts can be awfully thirsty work at times!"

Credits
Story Notes

Credits by Craig Delich.

The Valley of the Purple Pilgrim!

Story Featuring Hawkman

"What is behind the insidious schemes..."

Storyline

Hawkman faces the tough problem of saving the descendant of a man who practiced sorcery and witchcraft. The Purple Pilgrim seems intent on killing everyone named Sanders.

Credits
Story Notes

Writer credit added by Craig Delich.

Story Featuring Ton o' Fun

"So, my new hat designs are too conventional!"

Credits
Story Notes

Sequence added by Craig Delich. Three unrelated gag panels.

Story Featuring Ton o' Fun

"I know, Doctor, but just how strong should he be for his age?"

Credits
Story Notes

Four unrelated gag panels.

Story Featuring Ton o' Fun

"Madame, the dress fits like a glove!"

Credits
Story Notes

Four unrelated gag panels.

Coward

"Young Hal Orton, freshman pledge..."

Credits

Story Featuring Ton o' Fun

"Out to Lunch"

Credits
Story Notes

Two unrelated gag panels, plus a three panel sequence.

Red Ryder's Safety Message to Daisy Air Rifle Owners
Credits
Story Notes

Back cover.

Story Notes

Inside back cover.

"The Justice Society of America is proud to announce..."

Trapping the Bank Robber
Editorial Advisory Board

"Vote for J. Fenimore Frog"

The Case of the Tell-Tale Comb
Pete Reiser
Story Notes

Inside front cover.