Flash Comics, #8

Published: August 1940

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Flash Comics #8

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Story Featuring The Flash

Story Notes

Same Flash figure used on the cover of All-Star Comics #2.

The Building Swindle

Story Featuring The Flash

"That wall - Its falling!"

Storyline

The Flash utilizes his amazing speed to help the city's D.A. gather enough evidence to convict construction company employees that have been using sub-standard materials.

Characters
Other
Credits
The Captured Sub

Story Featuring Cliff Cornwall

"Cliff, I don't know what this means..."

Story Notes

Script and inks credits by Craig Delich. Inks credit confirmed by Jerry Bails and Sheldon Moldoff.

The Search for the San Creso Mine

Story Featuring The Whip

The Witch at Sea

"On board the S. S. Islandia!"

Characters
Other
Credits
Story Notes

Writer and letterer credits by Craig Delich.

Theatre Madness

"Here I am, sir..."

Credits
Story Notes

Writer credit by Craig Delich.

The Gorilla Hunt

"Whew! That was close!"

Credits
Story Notes

Panels are extensively reshaped and rearranged.

The Money Vanishes

"Surely not 25 thousand dollars in cash, Mr. Whiteside?!!"

Credits
The Sunspot Wizard

Story Featuring Hawkman

"Sunspots - Those queer dots in blazing old Sol."

Storyline

Hawkman must stop a weird scientist who has invented a machine that allows him to harness and use sunspots for his evil intents.

Characters
Other
Story Notes

Writer credit by Craig Delich. Moldoff signs - as 'Shelly' - in both the first and last panels.

"For thrills and adventure..."

Story Notes

House ad for All Star Comic #1 and eight other current comics.

Boys and Girls! Do You Like Mutt & Jeff?
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House ad for Mutt & Jeff comic.

The Strange Formula B-9

"Jack! Supper's ready!"

Credits
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"To be continued next month."

Panama Hats
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Text article & classified ads about stamps.

Puddn'head Wilson by Mark Twain
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Text review of Puddn'head Wilson by Mark Twain.

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Back cover.

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Inside back cover.

Here's the Chance to Get an Early Issue of Flash Comics Absolutely Free!
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A contest offering 500 free copies of Flash Comics #10, given to the first 500 readers to write in and tell the editors which features in Flash they liked the best.

"Thanks boys and girls for the wonderful reception..."

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Inside front cover.