Flash Comics, #92

Published: February 1948

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Issue Contents:

Story Featuring Black Canary

"At last! The Black Canary in a feature of her own!"

Story Notes

Black Canary awarded her own feature. Inker credit by Craig Delich. Credit in Black Canary Archives is wrong.

The Timeless City!

Story Featuring The Flash

"The Black Templar rises again! And striking out of the shadows, comes to claim from the future - - what belonged to the past!"

Storyline

From out of deep, dark recesses of time comes the Black Templar, who takes an entire city hostage and challenges the Flash to battle.

Credits
Story Notes

Writer credit by Craig Delich, verified by Martin O'Hearn.

The Huntress of the Highway!

Story Featuring Black Canary

"The highway was haunted! How else could one explain the trucks that traveled on it... to nowhere!"

Storyline

Black Canary must help Larry in his quest to discover why trucks keep disappearing on the Franklin Turnpike.

Story Notes

1st solo appearance of the Black Canary. Keith Chandler previously credited the inker as Joe Giella. Frank Giacoia is credited in Detective Comics (DC, 1937 series) #442. Ben Oda credited in this issue too.

The Ghostly Ghost Breakers!

"I'm awfully glad that my friend..."

Story Notes

Credits by Craig Delich.

Carnival of Crime!

Story Featuring The Atom

"Winter Carnival! Happy people and joyous celebration..."

Story Notes

Writer credit by Craig Delich.

Riddle of the Clown

Story Featuring Hawkman

"Back comes the arch-villain of all time..."

Storyline

Hawkman must decipher the meaning of a cryptic four line puzzle, or Hawkgirl will die at the hands of The Ghost. In the process, he uses a "Hawkoscope", his hand-held version of an X-ray machine, to try and determine the true identity of The Ghost.

Credits

"Millie! Will you please go to the store for me?"

Story Notes

Sequence added by Craig Delich.

Story Notes

Back cover.

Story Notes

Inside back cover.

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

Brad Trask Outwits the Law

"You heard me correctly..."

Credits
How to Stop

"You'd have to be crazy..."

Mickey Marvel
"Chick" Davies

"We're inspired, too"

Story Featuring Green Lantern

"You'll love Streak the Wonder Dog!"

Credits
Story Notes

Inside front cover. Promo for Green Lantern (DC, 1941 series) #30 with illustrations from the cover and first story.

Editorial Advisory Board

"Dr. Lauretta Bender"

Story Notes

Editoral advisory board: Dr. Lauretta Bender, Josette Frank, Dr. C. Bowie Millican, and Dr. S. Harcourt Peppard. Inside front cover.