Dates
- Cover date
- December 1942
- On sale
- October 6, 1942
- Pages
- 68
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Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
pencils: Lou Ferstadt, Frank Harry, Stan Asch, Jon Blummer, Homer Fleming, Ed Wheelan, Sheldon Moldoffinks: Lou Ferstadt, Frank Harry, Stan Asch, Jon Blummer, Homer Fleming, Ed Wheelan, Sheldon Moldoffscript: Josette Frank, Gardner Fox, Ted Udall, Emanuel Demby, John Wentworth, Sidney Elias, Evelyn Gaines, Ed Wheelanletters: Ed Wheelan
Stories
- Tale of the Treasure Hunt! · 13 pages
When a carnival closes its doors, many of its key performers find themselves without jobs, including Pete Merkel, a contortionist by trade, so he decides to try his hand at theft. Disguised as a life-sized rag doll, he hides in a department store stock room until closing, then robs it overnight. However, when he adopts the criminal identity of the Rag Doll, the Flash discovers this is one toy that interests the Police more than it will children.
- The Far East · 8 pages
- One of Our Lifeboats Is Missing · 7 pages
- Errors on Stamps · 0.5 pages
- A Murder Album! · 6 pages
- If Time Would Only Tell! Part I · 1.5 pages
- The Wheelchair Fund · 6 pages
- Accent on Action · 6 pages
- Lost and Found · 9 pages
Hawkman and Hawkgirl must put an end to Gotham City's lost and found department, which is being used by a criminal ring to dispose of hot merchandise.