Flash Comics #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Fall Guy," Flash Comics #19 (1941), Jay Garrick faces an unexpected twist after a fender-bender with a man who claims to be injured—only to learn the man’s entire livelihood depends on staged accidents. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Hal Sharp, this early Flash tale spins a clever mystery where the speedster uses wit over force to outsmart a scam artist. The cover by Sheldon Moldoff captures the moment’s tension with sharp, dynamic lines.
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Jay Garrick accidentally hits a man with his car, but later discovers from his insurance company that this man makes his living from phony accidents. So the Flash decides the best cure for the crook is a little psychology.
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