Flash Comics, #88

Published: October 1947

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Issue Contents:
The Case of the Vanished Year!

Story Featuring The Flash

Credits
Story Notes

Credits by Craig Delich. The splash panel from the first story is used for the cover, suitably recoloured, probably by Jack Adler.

The Case of the Vanished Year!

Story Featuring The Flash

"Homer Brown knew a hidden and terrible secret..."

Storyline

In his search for a scientist-friend who has disappeared, Flash suddenly finds himself transported back one year into the past.

Credits
Story Notes

Credits by Craig Delich. The splash panel is used as the cover.

Cruise into Danger!

"They say conscience has a voice!"

Story Notes

Credits by Craig Delich. We formerly credited inks to Joe Giella.

The Map That Wasn't There!

Story Featuring Johnny Thunder

"Sing a song of sixpence..."

Storyline

When Johnny receives a pie in the mail containing a live black canary, he follows it right into the midst of criminals who have captured the Black Canary. Johnny is unaware, however, that the pie contained a map, which could lead the criminals to hidden charity funds that had been stolen.

Story Notes

Giella inks credit per Craig Delich. We previously credited Bob Oksner.

The Ghost

Story Featuring Hawkman

"They called him The Ghost!"

Storyline

A series of baffling robberies bring the Feathered Furies into direct confrontation with their newest adversary: The Ghost. The question is: is he REALLY a ghost?

Credits

Story Featuring Cotton-Top Katie

"Good morning, dear teacher..."

Story Notes

Letterer credit added by Craig Delich.

Story Featuring Ton o' Fun

"What shall I do? Charge him for where he's going to sit..."

Story Notes

Sequence added by Craig Delich. Four unrelated gag panels.

Story Notes

Back cover.

"Hi, gang!"

Story Notes

Inside back cover.

Candy Arm

"Why don't you ever bring home any friends?"

Credits
Crack Engineers
The Case of the Box Car Bandit
Harry Brecheen
Editorial Advisory Board
Story Notes

Inside front cover.

"Boy! Dis sure is a swell story!"

Story Notes

Inside front cover.