Published: April 1940
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Story Featuring The Whip
Keith Chandler : Art was previously credited to George Storm, who drew the feature, but this style is too cartoony to be him, and it looks more like Ed Wheelan. But even that identification is uncertain.
Story Featuring The Flash
"One night as The Flash patrols the city docks..."
The Flash must rescue the son of a steel magnate who is kidnapped and held for ransom because his father supports a bill that makes gambling ships illegal.
We previously credited the art to Harry Lampert.
Story Featuring Cliff Cornwall
"Cliff Cornwall has made such a name for himself in diplomatic circles..."
Writer credit by Craig Delich.
Story Featuring Hawkman
"At the Futurist Club in New York..."
Hawkman faces a ruthless individual who pretends to foretell the future to people, then hypnotizes them to carry out the future he predicted for them.
First Moldoff Hawkman. In addition to a credit, Moldoff signs in the penultimate panel.
"Fame has decended [sic] on Johnny Thunder like a ton of bricks..."
Daisy's father wins a bundle off the fight that Johnny won, but a thug is determined to take that bundle of loot, no matter what. When Johnny rounds up the criminal, he is offered a position as a G-Man.
The Thunderbolt appears as a yellow streak of lightning.
"In the grasp of the huge beast..."
"The famous diamonds of the Washton Family..."
Writer and letterer credits by Craig Delich.
"Ann. You must help me..."
"Over a hundred years ago..."
Back cover.
Inside back cover.
"Returning from a survey of outer space..."
Page includes several small ads from stamps dealers.
Inside front cover.
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