All-Flash (1941) comic books 1947

Written by Robert Kanigher. Art and cover by Martin Naydel. The Flash becomes involved in a case involving "Chef" Dolan, who works in a bakery where the Three Dimwits also have jobs. The Chef is placing plans for crimes into certain pies, but, unfortunately for Dolan, he forgets what pie he put the plans into. Shrimp Coogan has a remarkable ability: a silver plate put in his head picks up the electrical vibrations of the human brain, as it thinks and connects them with the motor controls of a person's speech. Although he can't read people's thoughts, he can speak them, a situation the Scarlet Speedster finds difficult to overcome. Cotton-Top Katie story by Harry Lampert (as Harrielle). 52 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Written by Robert Kanigher. Art and cover by Martin Naydel. Fearing the Flash but respecting him at the same time, the Thinker devises the one escape-proof trap that he feels that will finally eliminate the Scarlet Speedster for all time. The Fastest Man Alive, however, uses the Thinker's own weapon against him! The Three Dimwits buy a ferry boat and begin service on Caliph Lake, even stocking the lake with fish in order to attract tourists. Unknown to them, years earlier, a criminal named "Eraser" Eddie had dropped a chamois bag of jewels into the lake. Ton o' Fun humor page by Harry Lampert. Squeeze Play text story by John Broome (as John Osgood). Gangplank Gus story by Jack Farr. 52 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Written by Robert Kanigher. Art and cover by Martin Naydel. The Flash attempts to help a friend of his who always seems to do the right thing at the wrong time...that is, until he is mistaken for a Detroit gangster. When Jay Garrick is accused of stealing $200,000 worth of diamonds, his alter-ego must work overtime to discover the true identity of the man who built up the perfect circumstantial case against him. Ton o' Fun humor page by Harry Lampert. Out of the Gag Bag humor page by Ed Wheelan. Rockhead McWizzard story by Jack Farr. Splash pages by Joe Kubert and Carmine Infantino. 52 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Written by Robert Kanigher. Art and cover by Lee Elias and Moe Worthman. The Fastest Man Alive faces the dire threat of an ancient evil organization called the Black Templars, that suddenly appears in Keystone City, causing death and destruction. Written by Robert Kanigher, art by Martin Naydel. A new insurance company wants Jay to endorse their company by allowing them to use his good name...for $10,000 of course! But when he won't allow this, the owners decide to convince him to do so...by trying to accidentally injure him. Ton o' Fun humor story by Harry Lampert. 52 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Written by John Broome. Art and cover by Lee Elias. Jay Garrick witnesses the murder of a man who has been dumped into a river off a bridge. He is arrested, but soon after the scene is repeated again, and another Jay Garrick is arrested. Written by Robert Kanigher. Art by Everett E. Hibbard. Joan Williams is arrested for the murder of one of her girlfriends, and the Flash promises to find the true killer. His problem: how do you find the whereabouts of a killer snowman? Ton o' Fun story by Harry Lampert. 52 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Written by Robert Kanigher. Art by Carmine Infantino and Frank Giacoia. Cover by Everett E. Hibbard. Newspaper publisher Dale Thomas finds the body of a former fellow explorer in the newspaper presses in his plant. This man had once discovered a secret city in the jungles of the Amazon, and Thomas, accompanied by the Flash and Dr. Flura, are determined to find that city and rescue reporter Jim Ronson, no matter what the cost! Written by Robert Kanigher. Art by Lee Elias and Moe Worthman. By a strange twist of fate, the personalities of a meek, mild-mannered bank clerk and a professional boxer are exchanged, a switch that keeps the Flash on his toes! Ton o' Fun story by Harry Lampert. 52 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.