Cover: Carmine Infantino & Bernard Sachs

Flash Comics #101

Nov 1948 · DC · 0.10 USD

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In "The Flash Speeds 1,000 Years -- Into the Future!!," Flash races through time in a daring attempt to prevent a crime, only to find himself in a future where the world is unrecognizable. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated by Carmine Infantino with inks by Frank Giacoia, this 1948 adventure blends sci-fi wonder with a mystery rooted in the present, as Flash's journey intersects with a plot involving a man whose calendar is frozen in time. The cover, by Carmine Infantino and Bernard Sachs, captures the moment of temporal leap with bold, dynamic energy.

Contains 5 stories

The Flash Speeds 1,000 Years -- Into the Future!!

12 pp · Superhero

The Flash [Jay Garrick]

In "The Flash Speeds 1,000 Years — Into the Future!!," the Flash and two friends race through time to glimpse a distant museum, only to find themselves in a future where they must stop a crime before they can return. A classic time-travel adventure with a touch of wonder and quick-thinking heroics.

Revenge of the Falconer!

8 pp · Superhero

The Hawkman [Carter Hall]Hawkgirl [Shiera Sanders]

In "Revenge of the Falconer!" from Flash Comics #101 (1948), a scientist's ambitious experiment takes flight when he breeds a pair of giant falcons, hoping to secure funding for his groundbreaking work. When the commission denies support, the creatures he created are left to face the consequences—now unleashed and driven by instinct, their fate hangs in the balance.

The Case of the Jumbo Peanut!

7 pp · Adventure, Fantasy

Ghost Patrol [PedroSlimFred]

Untitled Humor story

0.5 pp · Humor

Chip

The Day That Wouldn't End!

7 pp · Superhero

Black Canary [Dinah Drake]Larry LanceMr. TaylorMr. Crane (villain, Taylor's lawyer)

In "The Day That Wouldn't End!", Jo and Dinah deliver flowers to the Taylor Mansion, only to find the estate’s calendar stuck on May 16th—every single day, repeated. When Black Canary digs deeper, she uncovers a web of deception tied to Crane, a man using madness as a cover for a secret theft.