After the last post, I deciced to show the book that was the center of attention in that story. With a beautiful cover by E.E. Hibbard, Flash Comics #26 came out in February, 1942. There were a ton of thrills to be had in its 68 pages. In addition to the main Flash story, there were backup tales of Hawkman, Johnny Thunder, The King, Les Sparks, and The Whip. Flash Comics was one of the most popular comics of the Golden Age, with really nice art by the likes of Hibbard and the great Shelly Moldoff. I highly recommend the two volumes of Golden Age Flash archives and the Golden Age Hawkman archives to see more stories from this great series.
Sunday, October 8, 2006
Flash Comics #26
After the last post, I deciced to show the book that was the center of attention in that story. With a beautiful cover by E.E. Hibbard, Flash Comics #26 came out in February, 1942. There were a ton of thrills to be had in its 68 pages. In addition to the main Flash story, there were backup tales of Hawkman, Johnny Thunder, The King, Les Sparks, and The Whip. Flash Comics was one of the most popular comics of the Golden Age, with really nice art by the likes of Hibbard and the great Shelly Moldoff. I highly recommend the two volumes of Golden Age Flash archives and the Golden Age Hawkman archives to see more stories from this great series.
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