Cover: Joe Kubert

Flash Comics #100

Oct 1948 · DC · 0.10 USD

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In "The Human Fly Bandits!", Flash Comics #100 (1948) delivers a thrilling twist on the classic hero's journey, as Carter and Shiera witness a bizarre and impossible scene: their friend Professor Garvey flung from a car hurtling up the side of a building. Written by John Broome and brought to life with dynamic art by Joe Kubert—both pencils and inks—this standout issue blends early superhero action with a touch of surreal mystery, setting the stage for a high-stakes adventure that begins with a single, unforgettable image.

Contains 5 stories

The Human Fly Bandits!

8 pp · Superhero

Professor GarveyJohn Rotor

In "The Human Fly Bandits!" from Flash Comics #100, Carter and Shiera are en route to visit their friend, Professor Garvey, when they witness the scientist hurled from a speeding car—only to see it climb vertically up the side of a building. The mystery deepens as the duo confronts a bizarre crime wave tied to a daring new threat.

The Vanishing Treasure Ship!

10 pp · Superhero

When the Fastest Man Alive witnesses a treasure ship vanish mid-flight, he’s left baffled—no wreckage, no clues, just an empty sky. The mystery deepens as he races to uncover what happened to the vessel, chasing a trail that defies logic.

The Man Who Couldn't Miss!

7 pp · Adventure, Fantasy

The Bullet-Eater!

5 pp · Superhero

The Circle of Terror!

7 pp · Superhero

unnamed shopkeeper (villain, fence, death)unnamed sculptor (villain)

In "The Circle of Terror!", Black Canary and Larry investigate the murder of a shopkeeper who served as a fence for a criminal gang, uncovering a chilling pattern in the gang's planning through eerie, meticulously crafted models of their intended targets. The case leads them through a web of deception and danger, where each model holds a clue to a larger scheme.