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Cover by Carmine Infantino |
The Flash #117-124 December 1960-November 1961 (First Printing: 2002; 224 pages) ISBN (1-56389-799-7) ***Information for this page submitted by James Friel Highlights:
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Foreword by Paul Levitz |
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December 1960 (26 Pages + Cover) "Here Comes Captain Boomerang!"
Artist: Carmine Infantino/Murphy Anderson Synopsis: A corporate symbol turns to crime, using boomerangs to commit daring robberies. "The Madcap Inventors of Central
City!"
Artist: Carmine Infantino/Joe Giella Synopsis: Three stooge-like characters invent a flying car and involve The Flash in their escapades. |
February 1961 (25 Pages + Cover) "The Doomed Scarecrow!"
Artist: Carmine Infantino/Murphy Anderson Synopsis: Mysterious attacks and problems around the shooting of a Flash movie. "The Midnight Peril!"
Artist: Carmine Infantino/Joe Giella Synopsis: Kid Flash exposes criminals masquerading as ghosts during a fraternity initiation. |
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The Flash #119 March 1961 (25 Pages + Cover) "The Mirror-Master’s Magic Bullet!"
Artist: Carmine Infantino/Murphy Anderson Synopsis: The Mirror-Master hypnotizes Flash into being his henchman. "The Elongated Man’s Undersea
Trap!"
Artist: Carmine Infantino/Joe Giella Synopsis: Elongated Man is kidnapped by undersea aliens while on his honeymoon, and Flash allows himself to be caught as well in order to rescue him. |
The Flash #120 May 1961 (25 Pages + Cover) "Land of Golden Giants!"
Artist: Carmine Infantino/Murphy Anderson Synopsis: Flash and Kid Flash are caught in a timeslip and encounter cavemen, prehistoric mammalian megafauna, dinosaurs, and giant golden aliens all co-existing in one period of the past. They also prove the theory of continental drift to be true decades before plate tectonics. First book-length story in this title. |
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The Flash #121 June 1961 (25 Pages + Cover) "The Trickster Strikes Back!"
Artist: Carmine Infantino/Joe Giella Synopsis: The Trickster returns and leads Flash a merry chase. "The Secret of the Stolen Blueprint!"
Artist: Carmine Infantino/Murphy Anderson Synopsis: Flash helps out an old friend and thwarts foreign spies at Barry Allen’s college reunion. |
The Flash #122 August 1961 (25 Pages + Cover) "Beware the Atomic Grenade!"
Artist: Carmine Infantino/Joe Giella Synopsis: Introducing The Top, a criminal who uses spinning objects to commit robberies. "The Face Behind the Mask!"
Artist: Carmine Infantino/Joe Giella Synopsis: Kid Flash helps a young rock star escape being forced back into a life of crime. |
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The Flash #123 September 1961 (25 Pages + Cover) "Flash of Two Worlds!"
Artist: Carmine Infantino/Joe Giella Synopsis: The historic story that re-introduces Jay Garrick, the Golden Age Flash, and opens the door for the re-introduction of all DC’s original 1940s characters, including the JSA. This is the beginning of the DC Comics Multiverse. Both Flashes versus The Thinker, the Fiddler, and The Shade. |
The Flash #116 November 1961 (25 Pages + Cover) "Space-Boomerang Trap!"
Artist: Carmine Infantino/Joe Giella Synopsis: Flash and the Elongated Man versus Captain Boomerang—can Ralph stretch far enough to get Barry off a giant boomerang headed for orbit? "Vengeance Via Television!"
Artist: Carmine Infantino/Joe Giella Synopsis: A criminal learns to control the actions of other people by psionic means through television. |