Golden Age Appearances of the Earth-Two Flash (1940-1955)
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Issue |
Cover Appearance? |
Comment |
Reprinted In |
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All-American Comics #74 |
No |
"We Warned You" - makes a 3 panel cameo to bail out the Three Numbskulls |
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All-Flash #1 |
Yes |
I:(no title) - thwarts criminals using scientist's formula to petrify people, II: (No title) - vs. the Monocle (not Hawkman foe), III:(no title) - vs. crooks in Oklahoma, IV:(no title) - foils criminals targeting hockey team |
Golden Age Flash Archives #2 |
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All-Flash #2 |
Yes |
(no title) - solves the mystery of the Threat, a small time criminal who uses prison time to master various disciplines to achieve revenge |
Golden Age Flash Archives #2 |
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All-Flash #3 |
Yes |
(no title) - vs. Adam Adams, an evil scientist |
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All-Flash #4 |
Yes |
"Tale of the Time Capsule" - helps out a professor who has invented time traveling pills who is being exploited by crooks. |
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All-Flash #5 |
Yes |
"The Case of The Patsy Colt" - captures crooks at a horse race |
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All-Flash #6 |
Yes |
“The Ray That Changed Men’s Souls” – The three nitwits find a machine that alters the personalities of men and attract the attention of criminals Big Louie and Trigger Tom. |
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All-Flash #7 |
Yes |
“House of Horrors” – Crooks infiltrate a group of actors to cover a murder. |
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All-Flash #8 |
Yes |
"Formula to Fairyland"- The Flash helps get a boy through surgical recovery by telling him a story of Flash’s adventures in a Fairy Tale dimension that may or may not be true. |
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All-Flash #9 |
Yes |
"Adventure of the Stolen Telescope" - The Flash recaptures telescope from Nazis, "Into the Looking Glass" - prevents crooks from exploiting 4th dimension accessed via special mirror |
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All-Flash #10 |
Yes |
"Case of the Curious Cat" - an adventure with a magical cat that makes wishes come true |
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All-Flash #11 |
Yes |
"Troubles Come in Doubles" - Flash meets the Flash of another "earth' called Karma. Three Nitwits are dictatorial super-villains on the Planet Karma, I: Evart Kennan |
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All-Flash #12 |
Yes |
"Tumble INN to Trouble" - I:Thinker, vs. the Thinker |
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All-Flash #13 |
Yes |
"Campaign Against the Flash" - When the Flash has been declared a menace, the three nitwits manufacture the identity of MuscleMan to cover. |
DC 100-Page Spectacular #22 |
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All-Flash #14 |
Yes |
“April Fool’s Novelette” – vs. the Thinker, GL Cameo, “Empire” – captures Racketeer Norman Empire, I: Deuces Wild |
"Norman" -Greatest Golden Age Stories Ever Told |
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All-Flash #15 |
Yes |
"Secrets of the Stranger"- thwarts an extortionist calling himself 'The Clue Sleuth", "Under the Sorcerer's Spell" - captures Shrimpo the Great, a criminal European hynotist, "Worry, Worry, Everywhere" - captures a crooked scientist who infected people with a worry-free germ |
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All-Flash #16 |
Yes |
"Five Clues to Crime" - vs. the ganglord known as the Sinister |
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All-Flash #17 |
Yes |
"Tales of the Three Wishes" - rounds up crooks who escape jail after using lucky idol, “ The Energetic Elephant” – Breaks up Rats Rannigan’s gang after the nitwits win a hollow elephant, “The Matching Men from Mars” – crooks fall for a promotional scam about fourth dimensional movies |
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All-Flash #18 |
Yes |
"The Hotel of Missing Men" - finds that guests at hotel are being framed, "Ladies Day at the Amusement Park" - catches crooks disguised as women, "The Flash has the Time of his Life" - loses Liars Club tall-tale telling championship |
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All-Flash #19 |
Yes |
"The Mummy Case and the Wooden Man" - Mummy animated by Egyptian goddess Isis and taken advantage of by crooks, "No Rest at the Rest Home" - Rescure the 3 fools from criminals at a nursing home, "The Talisman in the Tapestry" - Finds a tapestry with the secret of eternal life (but not eternal health) |
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All-Flash #20 |
Yes |
"The Tell-Tale Telescope" - captures crooks on a phony Martian landscape, "The Forumula for Wealth" - rescures Professor Potter from crooks who want his youth formula, "School Days im Suburbia" - helps out the three nitwits when the run afoul of crooks at a school |
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All-Flash #21 |
Yes |
"The Man with the Touch of Gold" - prevents Monk Holmes from exploiting an Indian treasure cave that turns things to gold, (Untitled) - I: The Turtle, vs. The Turtle, "A Sock at Christmas Time" - captures crooks at a Christmas Party |
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All-Flash #22 |
Yes |
"The City of the Shifting Sand" - vs. Silicon Men, "Deal Me from the Bottom" - vs. Aces Wolfe, Dueces Wilde appears, “The Money Doubler” – The nitwits attract crooks with a machine that “doubles” money. |
"Deal" -DC Super-Stars #5, "Sand" -Four Star Spectacular #1 |
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All-Flash #23 |
Yes |
“The City of Honest Crooks” – vs Jarvis, a crook scientist with a “blue ray” that makes men honest. “The Bad Men of Bar-None” – Three nitwits run into crooks at a rodeo, “A World with Two Futures” – Evart Keenan returns to get Flash’s aid again to save Karma from sliding into primitivism. |
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All-Flash #24 |
Yes |
"Saga of Sadness" - Makes a sad guy happy, "Appointment with Destiny" - defeats an evil king, "Fourth Dimensional Follies" - defeats an evil guy from the 4th Dimension |
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All-Flash #25 |
Yes |
"The Flash Cuts A Rug" - captures crooks at a dance, "The Mermaid and the Dopes" - A rescued mermaid becomes a tangle for the three cretins, "The Man Who Led Two Lives" - Gets mixed up with an ex-con who hires an actor to impersonate him |
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All-Flash #26 |
Yes |
"The Secret of the Criminal Cake" - breaks up a criminal ring passing plans baked in pies, "The Man Who Talked Too Much" - criminal Shrimp Coogan has a plate in his head that picks up others' though, a fact he turns to criminal purposes, "Mrs. Bramley's Boarding House" - breaks up crooks operating our of a boarding house while avoiding it's amorous owner |
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All-Flash #27 |
Yes |
"The Thinker Cooks with Gas" - vs. the Thinker, “Fight over Fish/Boating can be bad business” vs. Eraser Eddie and Hijack, narrated by Deuces Wilde |
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All-Flash #28 |
Yes |
"That's Right, You're Wrong"– stops crooks exploiting a well-meaning guys intentions to rob an airplane factory, “The Disappearing Diamonds” – Jay Garrick framed for Diamond theft, “The Comeback Trail” – helps a washed up vaudeville star get back at crooks who exploiting his gambling |
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All-Flash #29 |
Yes |
"The Thousand-Year Old Terror"- I: Black Templars, vs. The Black Templars, "Accidents by Appointment"- breaks up crooked insurance racket, "The Secret in the Chest"- thwarts crooks after contents of explorers chest |
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All-Flash #30 |
Yes |
"Anything Can Happen" - Flash Impersonated, "The Vanishing Snowman" - Joan Garrick framed for murder by crooked cousin, "The Land beyond the Picture" - Liars Club |
"Anything" - Flash #216 |
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All-Flash #31 |
Yes |
"The Secret City" - I:Secret City, a hidden city where the inhabitants can project duplicates of themselves, "Twisted Destinies"- an accident causes a prize fighter and a bank clerk to switch bodies and run afoul of gangster, "The Planet of Sport" - Flash, Joan and visiting Olympians kidnapped to alien gladiator planet |
"Secret" - Flash #229, The Flash: A Celebration of 75 years, "Planet of Sport" - The Flash: A Celebration of 75 years |
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All-Flash #32 |
Yes |
"Duet of Danger" - I:The Fiddler, vs. the Fiddler, "Crime, Incorporated" - vs. The Thinker, "The Amazing Star Sapphire" - I:Star Sapphire, vs. Star Sapphire |
(Fiddler) - Flash #160, (Star Sapphire)- Flash Annual #1, Flash #1 Annual Replica Edition (2001) |
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All-Star Comics #1 |
Yes |
(no title) - captures "Clutch" Widdles, the murderer of Widow Jones, deputized by the Keystone Police in the story |
Flashback #22 |
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All-Star Comics #2 |
Yes |
(no title) - "The Boss" takes newspaper hostage |
Flashback #13 |
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Yes |
"The Million Dollar Apple" - thwarts gangsters after an emerald hidden in an apple |
DC Rarities Archives #1 |
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Yes |
"Crime's Birthday Party" - captures Horseface when he starts a crime spree on the DA's birthday |
Comic Cavalcade Archives #1 |
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Yes |
"The City on Wheels" - solves crimes and helps kid get a shot at boxing title |
Comic Cavalcade Archives #1 |
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Yes |
"The Laws of Pumpkin Center" - captures "Eel" Madden in the hillbilly town of Pumpkin Center |
Comic Cavalcade Archives #1 |
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Yes |
"Winky Turns Wrestler" - stops crooks trying to fix a wrestling match to win a bet |
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Yes |
"The Plant has Challenged the World" - vs. Maldita Toxicohedron, an evil plant |
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Yes |
"Topsy Turvy Town"- rescues from the effects of a "Impulse Liberator gas" |
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Yes |
"The Man With the Notorious Nose" - Morton Schnozolla's accurate sense of smell runs him a afoul of crooks |
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Yes |
"The Man Who Tilted Windmills" - Crooks torment Flash with "4th dimensional" forceps |
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Yes |
"Tale of the Winged Horse" - The 3 dolts find a winged horse to convince the Liar's Club |
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Yes |
(no title) - rescues the three nitwits from crooks in an elevator |
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Yes |
"Shenanigans in Sherwood Forest" -travels into the past and visits Robin Hood |
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Yes |
"Painting the Town" - captures bank robbers |
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Yes |
"Story of the First Santa Claus" - Garrick travels back in time on Liar's Club bet |
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Comic Cavalcade #14 |
Yes |
"The Fourth Dimensional House - captures crooks in a 4th-dimensional house |
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Comic Cavalcade #15 |
Yes |
"Spend 'Til It Hurts" - helps nephew of airplane magnate spend $50,000 in a day |
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Comic Cavalcade #16 |
Yes |
"Pound the Ivories, Pal" - captures pianist and band of crooks |
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Comic Cavalcade #17 |
Yes |
"The Flying Tractor" - bails out the three nitwits on a farm retreat |
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Comic Cavalcade #18 |
Yes |
"The Galloping Greenbacks" - bails out batty Uncle Josh |
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Comic Cavalcade #19 |
Yes |
"The Race Through Time" - At the Annual Liar's Club Dinner, Flash recalls a tale through time in a time machine stolen by Tag Madden |
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Comic Cavalcade #20 |
Yes |
"Turnabout is Foul Play" - captures Smoothy and Pascal |
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Comic Cavalcade #21 |
Yes |
"The Making of a Reporter" - a newspaper mogul wants his son to be a reporter and the Flash helps by getting him a scoop |
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Comic Cavalcade #22 |
Yes |
"Beware the Ice Age" - vs. the Thinker |
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Comic Cavalcade #23 |
Yes |
"The Sleeping City" - vs. the Thinker |
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Comic Cavalcade #24 |
Yes |
"The Slow Motion Crimes" - vs. The Turtle |
The Greatest Flash Stories Ever Told |
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Comic Cavalcade #25 |
Yes |
"The Return of Kiua" - vs an ancient Mayan terror returned to life |
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Comic Cavalcade #26 |
Yes |
"Crime Has Many Faces" - when he's accused of starting a forest fire, Flash carries the true careless source back in time to clear his own name |
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Comic Cavalcade #27 |
Yes |
"The Trees of Terror" - defeats Corday, a scientist who infuses wood with the evil energy of criminals which can then provoke normal people to criminal acts when they touch it. |
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Comic Cavalcade #28 |
Yes |
"The Flash Concerto" - vs. The Fiddler |
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Comic Cavalcade #29 |
Yes |
"The Last Man Alive" - vs Star Sapphire |
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Yes |
"The Fastest Man Alive" - Origin, 1st Appearance, I: Joan Williams (later Joan Garrick), I: Sieur Satan, vs. the Faultless Four |
The Greatest Flash Stories Ever Told, Famous First Editions #8, Secret Origins of the DC Super-Heroes, The Great Comics Book Heroes, Golden Age Flash Archives #1, Flash Comics #1 Millennium Edition, The Flash: A Celebration of 75 years, The Flash: 80 Years of the Fastest Man Alive |
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Flash #2 |
No |
(no title)- captures "Lord" Donelin and Goll, a serial murderer of actresses, takes place in Manhattan |
Golden Age Flash Archives #1 |
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Flash #3 |
No |
(no title) - clears the name of Major Williams, accused of aiding Axis powers by a crooked newspaper |
Golden Age Flash Archives #1 |
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Flash #4 |
No |
(no title) - thwarts kidnappers trying to prevent changes in gambling laws |
Golden Age Flash Archives #1 |
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Flash #5 |
No |
(no title) - vs. The Vandal, a crooked art collector and the Flash's first pseudonymed foe, takes place in New York |
Golden Age Flash Archives #1 |
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Flash #6 |
Yes |
(no title) - vs. crooked admins at 'Western (Midwestern) University poisoning runners to benefit crooked gamblers |
Golden Age Flash Archives #1 |
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Flash #7 |
No |
(no title) - helps inventor with machine that dissolves metal from extortionist Black Mike, takes place in Duluth Minnesota |
Golden Age Flash Archives #1 |
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Flash #8 |
Yes |
(no title) - vs. crooked contractors |
Golden Age Flash Archives #1 |
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Flash #9 |
No |
(no title) - rescues a Canadian town from gangster who have kidnapped Professor Tyler and used his formula for creating giant gila monsters to cause chaos, likely takes place in Northern Quebec |
Golden Age Flash Archives #1 |
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Flash #10 |
Yes |
(no title) - vs. Killer Kelly, a crook running roughshod of small town government |
Golden Age Flash Archives #1 |
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Flash #11 |
No |
(no title) - defeats gang of kidnappers |
Golden Age Flash Archives #1 |
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Flash #12 |
Yes |
(no title) - aides Kurtavian military in repelling invading Nural army |
Golden Age Flash Archives #1 |
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Flash #13 |
Yes |
(no title) - stop crooks and accomplice sheriff from robbing silver mine |
Golden Age Flash Archives #1 |
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Flash #14 |
Yes |
(no title) - vs. Donly, a crooked political boss sabotaging a tunnel project against a rival candidate for mayor |
Golden Age Flash Archives #1 |
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Flash #15 |
No |
(no title) - helps save a circus |
Flashback #36, Golden Age Flash Archives #1 |
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Flash #16 |
Yes |
(no title) - catches bandits who kidnap Joan and flee to Mexico |
Golden Age Flash Archives #1 |
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Flash #17 |
No |
(no title) - poses as baseball player to help out team, begins to be more careful about separating Garrick and Flash identities. |
Golden Age Flash Archives #1 |
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Flash #18 |
Yes |
(no title) - thwarts crooks trying to ruin Brenda Foster's restaurant business |
Golden Age Flash Archives #2 |
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Flash #19 |
No |
(no title) - breaks up fraud racket run by Zilich |
Golden Age Flash Archives #2 |
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Flash #20 |
Yes |
(no title) - helps family reclaim utility company |
Golden Age Flash Archives #2 |
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Flash #21 |
No |
(no title) - vs Tuffy, a racketeer |
Golden Age Flash Archives #2 |
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Flash #22 |
Yes |
(no title) - breaks up Dr. Vordyce's disguise as Kong of the Chinatown racket |
Golden Age Flash Archives #2 |
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Flash #23 |
No |
(no title) - prevents Leffingwall Funk from defrauding Jim Sewell |
Golden Age Flash Archives #2 |
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Flash #24 |
Yes |
(no title) - travels into space and battles the Spider-Men from Mars |
Golden Age Flash Archives #2 |
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Flash #25 |
No |
"Defense Coordination Secretary and Racket Buster" - Joan Williams kidnapped by Racketeers |
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Flash #26 |
Yes |
(no title) - vs. Herman Bunch, rescues heir |
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Flash #27 |
No |
(no title) - "Slit" Duggan, a local gangster becomes so popular that kids begin to imitate him until the Flash shames him into reform |
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Flash #28 |
Yes |
(no title) - when Jay and Joan visit Hollywood, a crooked producer trues to bamboozle the Flash |
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Flash #29 |
No |
"The Man Who Harnessed the Sun" - vs. Nicholas Garg, a criminal scientist |
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Flash #30 |
Yes |
"Adventure of the Curiosity Ray" - vs. a scientist that invents a ray that causes compulsive curiosity |
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Flash #31 |
No |
(no title), breaks up racketeers operating out of a department store |
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Flash #32 |
Yes |
"Adventure of the Fictious Villains" - Al Peckabit uses a typewriter that brings to life his textual description of characters to commit crimes. |
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Flash #33 |
No |
"The Man Who Commanded the Night" - I:The Shade, vs. The Shade |
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Flash #34 |
Yes |
"The Robbers of the Round Table"- vs. crooks dressed as knights in armor |
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Flash #35 |
No |
"The Adventure of the Stolen Trains"- vs. The Claw, a megalomaniac |
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Flash #36 |
Yes |
"The Mystery of the Doll that Walked like a Man" - I:The Rag Doll, vs the Rag Doll |
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Flash #37 |
No |
"Crime Goes Crazy" - foils crooks operating out of an asylum |
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Flash #38 |
Yes |
"College of Criminal Knowledge" - captures felon running a school for crooks |
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Flash #39 |
No |
"Play of the Year" - captures crooks bamboozling playhouse |
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Flash #40 |
Yes |
"The Man Who Could Read Men's Souls" - John Bonham develops telepathic powers as a youth and resorts to crime, captured when the Flash places him in front of a mirror |
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Flash #41 |
No |
"The Fear Fighters" - helps Monty Eck find courage |
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Flash #42 |
Yes |
(no title) - reforms Tough Tony |
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Flash #43 |
No |
"The Mammoth Man" - a college student falls in with crooks while disguised as a Frankenstein's Monster |
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Flash #44 |
Yes |
"The Liars Club" - I: The Liars Club, a society dedicated to spinning yarns |
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Flash #45 |
No |
(no title) - I:Midget Joe, vs. Midget Joe |
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Flash #46 |
Yes |
"Kill 'Em With Kindness" - The Three Nitwits start trouble when the get appointed to the parole board |
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Flash #47 |
No |
"Seeing is Believing" - foils "Pipe" Ricketts, a crook who takes advantage of people's poor observational skills |
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Flash #48 |
Yes |
"The Man Nobody Saw" -captures criminals bothering Bill Botts |
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Flash #49 |
No |
"The Flashlight That Never Failed" - vs. Bucktoothed Sam Williams using a scientifically advanced device disguised as a flashlight |
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Flash #50 |
Yes |
(no title) - helps 3 people find happiness |
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Flash #51 |
No |
"The Saga of Sven Scarface" - Flash must deal with a thawed out Viking |
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Flash #52 |
Yes |
"The Case of the Machine that Thinks like a Man" - encounters early version of computer |
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Flash #53 |
No |
"The Peddler's Pipedream" - vs. The Alchemist, a suit and tie criminal using advanced science to commit crimes |
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Flash #54 |
Yes |
"The Mysterious Bottle from the Sea" - vs. Snapper |
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Flash #55 |
No |
"The Man With the Television Eye" - vs. gourmet gangster Barnum Hicks |
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Flash #56 |
Yes |
"The Sap of the Sterdisnats Tree" - helps retrieve new quinine substitute to fight Malaria |
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Flash #57 |
No |
"Little Spoiled Scion of Society" - rounds up crooks and reforms spoiled brat |
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Flash #58 |
Yes |
"Merman meets the Flash" - A strange baby from an aquatic race is raised on land and becomes a criminal |
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Flash #59 |
No |
"The Secret of the Great Stone Face" - rounds up crooks fleecing an indian tribe |
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Flash #60 |
Yes |
"The Master of the Winds" - vs the Wind-Master |
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Flash #61 |
No |
"The Magic of Ultra-Speed" - vs. Midget Joe, who is scamming an orphanage |
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Flash #62 |
Yes |
"High Jinks on the Rinks" - vs gangster with Winky, Blinky and Nod |
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Flash #63 |
No |
"The Horrors a la Creep" - uncovers an effort by a scream queen's boyfriend to bring her home for marriage |
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Flash #64 |
Yes |
"The Fire Bandits" -When a scientist's invention starts a series of fires, crooks take advantage of the situation |
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Flash #65 |
No |
"The Adventure of the Thinking Cap" - Hartford Jackson invents a cap that grants great mental powers which is stolen by gangster Tricky O'Reilly and recovered by the Flash |
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Flash #66 |
Yes |
"The Flash and the Black Widow" - vs. The Black Widow |
The Greatest Flash Stories Ever Told |
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Flash #67 |
No |
"The Man Who Saw Ahead" - Artemus Snark develops temporary clairvoyance and becomes the target of criminals |
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Flash #68 |
Yes |
"The Radio that Ran Wild" - A 4th dimensional radio helps Buster Quinn elude the Flash on a crime spree |
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Flash #69 |
Yes |
"Adventure of the Violent Violin" - crooks obtain violin that causes destruction when played |
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Flash #70 |
No |
"An Ocean of Gold" - captures "Spots" Gordon |
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Flash #71 |
No |
"Never the Twain Shall Meet" - Breaks up a gambling network in Keystone City |
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Flash #72 |
Yes |
"Wizard of Waxworks" - thwarts criminals hiding real jewels among the fakes on waxwork dummies |
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Flash #73 |
No |
"The Flying Submarine" -goes to Mars |
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Flash #74 |
Yes |
"Jewels and Fools" - captures Carl Wendt, jewelry thief |
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Flash #75 |
No |
"The Singing Robot" - The nitwits invent a singing robot |
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Flash #76 |
No |
"The City That Couldn't Stop Laughing" - When Jay tries to make a machine to help constant worrier Ebenezar Jones, he ends up giving everyone an overdose of mirth |
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Flash #77 |
No |
"Feet First" - vs. The Jumper, attends symposium on time travel, refers to JSA stories |
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Flash #78 |
Yes |
"Haunted Halloween" - vs. the Brain |
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Flash #79 |
No |
"Evil over Eelton" - vs. Eel Madden, who sets up a city based on crime until Flash clears it out. |
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Flash #80 |
Yes |
"The Story of the Boy Genius" - befriends an handicapped kid who helps him solve crimes |
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Flash #81 |
No |
"The Flash Plays Football" - thwarts crooks trying to fix a football game |
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Flash #82 |
Yes |
"Who is Walter Jordan?" - Criminals tricks Joan's amnesiac cousin Edgar into thinking his embezzler Walter Jordan |
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Flash #83 |
No |
"Twelve Jurors on Trial" - vs a innocent is man is sent to the chair, driving a juror mad and leading him to slay his fellow jurors |
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Flash #84 |
Yes |
"The Changeling" - vs. Eddie Razar, a criminal who develops shape-changing powers |
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Flash #85 |
No |
"Impresario of Crime" - thwarts criminal seeking revenge on theatre |
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Flash #86 |
Yes |
"Stone Age Menace" - Robot T-Rex |
The Greatest Flash Stories Ever Told |
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Flash #87 |
No |
"The Phantom Bell of the Bayou" -criminals kill brothers to bilk sister |
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Flash #88 |
Yes |
"Case of the Vanished Year" - vs. Professor Garrant, a scientist who invents a "disintegrator ray" that sends things into the past |
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Flash #89 |
Yes |
"Introducing the Thorn, the Flash's Newest Opponent" - I:The Thorn, vs. the Thorn |
The Flash: 80 Years of the Fastest Man Alive |
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Flash #90 |
Yes |
"Nine Empty Uniforms" -helps improve woman-owners baseball team |
80-Page Giant #4, Legends of the DC Universe: Carmine Infantino HC |
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Flash #91 |
No |
"Crimes by Horoscope" - vs. Madame Corinne and Big Pete, criminals fleecing people with astrology |
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Flash #92 |
Yes |
"The Timeless City" - vs. The Black Templars |
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Flash #93 |
Yes |
"The Violin of Villainy" - vs the Fiddler |
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Flash #94 |
No |
"Images of Doom" - vs. a criminal scientist who duplicates projection technology from the Secret City (from All-Flash #31) |
Flash #232 |
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Flash #95 |
Yes |
"The Golden Flash"- captures crooks after a device that turns things to gold |
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Flash #96 |
No |
"The Flash and the Thornstalk" - vs the Thorn |
The Flash: 80 Years of the Fastest Man Alive |
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Flash #97 |
Yes |
"The Dream that Didn't Vanish" - Joan's high school chum is kidnapped but is able to contact Joan by ESP during a dream, leading to her rescue by the Flash |
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Flash #98 |
No |
"Mystery of the Million Dollars" - A rich man mistakes Jay for a beggar and gives him 12 hours to spend $1 million |
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Flash #99 |
Yes |
"Star Prize of the Year", defeats crooks who offer a prize for rubbing out the Flash |
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Flash #100 |
No |
"The Vanishing Treasure Ship" - breaks up an attempt by newscasters at Blazo Newsreels to heist the treasure of a sunken ship |
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Flash #101 |
Yes |
"Flash Speeds 1000 Years into the Future" - Flash resolves political turmoil in the future |
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Flash #102 |
No |
"Barrels of Crime" - vs. the Turtle |
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Flash #103 |
Yes |
"The Sword of Time" - thwarts criminal radio broadcaster sending out codes to co-ordinate crimes |
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Flash #104 |
No |
"The Rival Flash" - vs The Rival, origin re-told with new details |
Flash #211, The Flash Archives #1, The Flash: A Celebration of 75 years |
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Flash Wheaties Giveaway 1946 |
Yes |
"The Criminal From Tomorrow" - vs. Dmane, a criminal exiled to the 1940's from the future |