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Flash Comics, #90

Published: December 1947

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Issue Contents:
Nine Empty Uniforms

Story Featuring The Flash

Credits
Story Notes

The cover image is the same as the splash panel of The Flash story, but reversed and with the face of The Flash redrawn.

Nine Empty Uniforms!

Story Featuring The Flash

"It is the decisive game in a pennant race!"

Storyline

The Flash tries to help a poor baseball team to a pennant in order to save the life of its hospitalized and depressed manager. But when the entire team is kidnapped, the Scarlet Speedster decides to take the places of the missing team members!

Credits
Story Notes

Writer credit by Craig Delich. "AF" as part of the job number indicates this story was originally intended for All-Flash Comics.] The splash panel is identical to the cover image, but reversed and with the face of The Flash redrawn.

Ghosts Don't Exist!

"It was the craziest assignment the Ghost Patrol had ever tackled!"

Credits
Story Notes

Credits by Craig Delich.

Triple Exposure!

"Pictures sometimes lie..."

Storyline

A group of criminals committing a robbery notice that a photographer has taken a picture of them in the act. However, because Johnny and the Black Canary are also at the scene of the crime, the crooks successfully blank out their own images in the picture and thus blame our two heroes for the dastardly act.

Credits
Story Notes

Black Canary now shares the strip's title.

Murder on a Star!

Story Featuring The Atom

"The giant Broadway signs..."

Credits
Story Notes

Writer credit by Craig Delich.

The Crimes That Couldn't Have Happened!

Story Featuring Hawkman

"It was The Ghost again..."

Storyline

Hawkman and Hawkgirl decide to disguise themselves as archaeologists and announce a trip to Africa in order to confront their mortal enemy, The Ghost!

Credits

Story Featuring Ton o' Fun

"How do you like me in an upsweep?"

Credits
Story Notes

Sequence added by Craig Delich. Three unrelated gag panels.

Story Featuring Ton o' Fun

"I read all his letters!"

Credits
Story Notes

Three unrelated gag panels.

Story Notes

Back cover.

How Just Two Words Turned Mac Into a He-Man!
Story Notes

Inside back cover.

Junior Jim
Lucky Gunman

"Joe Hunter walked leaisurely..."

Credits

"Boys and girls! --- The Junior Justice Society of America is back in operation!!"

Boys and Girls! Here's an Important Message for You!
Editorial Advisory Board
The Case of the Web-Footed Burglar
Bert La Brucherie
Story Notes

Inside front cover.