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Flash Comics, #104

Published: February 1949

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Issue Contents:
The Flaming Darkness!

Story Featuring Hawkman

Credits
The Flaming Darkness!

Story Featuring Hawkman

Storyline

Hawkman discovers that a band of crooks is attempting to obtain top secret scientific information from the custodian of the science club to which Carter Hall belongs.

Credits
The Rival Flash!

Story Featuring The Flash

Storyline

The Flash is captured and forced to breathe in the by-product of hard water gasses so that he loses his speed. His place is then to be taken by a mysterious masked Flash with criminal tendencies.

Story Notes

Last Golden Age Flash appearance. Two unpublished Golden Age Flash stories finally see print in The Flash (1959 series) #205 (May 1971) and #214 (April 1972).

The Case of the Painted Horse!

Story Featuring Ghost Patrol

Characters
The Ghost Patrol
Credits
Story Notes

Credits from Craig Delich. Delich previously suggested Carmine Infantino for pencils.

The Vanishing Lighthouse!

Story Featuring The Atom

Characters
Other
Credits
Crime on Her Hands!

Story Featuring Black Canary

Storyline

A criminologist and professor at State College are working together on an unsolved murder mystery, and the nephew uncovers some new angles on the case, but is murdered. Black Canary and Larry then uncover a twist in that old case that nearly costs them their lives.

Story Notes

Inks credit in Archives is wrong. Unpublished Golden Age Black Canary stories finally see print in DC Special (DC, 1968 series) #3 (April-June 1969) and Adventure Comics (DC, 1938 series) #399 (November 1970).

Story Featuring Ma Nature's Curiosity Shop

"The bark of a dog is an artificial development of civilization..."

Story Notes

Sequence added by Craig Delich.

Ad Featuring Daisy Air Rifles / Daisy B-B Guns

Story Notes

Back cover.

Ad Featuring MoToR's Auto and Truck Repair Manuals

Story Notes

Inside back cover.

Christmas Customs
Credits
For Thrills! For Action!

Story Featuring Scribbly

"I want Scribbly!"

Ad Featuring Smith Brothers Cough Drops

America's Greatest Comics Characters
Story Notes

Inside front cover.

Editorial Advisory Board
Story Notes

Inside front cover.