Flash Comics #52
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Machine That Thinks Like a Man!", Jay Garrick reunites with Evart Keenan, the scientist from the planet Karma, who gifts him a revolutionary mechanical brain—intended to enhance his mind, but with a secret that could unravel the Flash’s greatest advantage. Written by Gardner F. Fox and illustrated by E. E. Hibbard, this 1944 adventure blends sci-fi wonder with looming danger, as the device’s capabilities catch the attention of those who seek to end the Flash’s reign. The cover by Martin Naydel captures the story’s electric tension in bold, dynamic lines.
In "The Machine That Thinks Like a Man!" from Flash Comics #52 (1944), Evart Keenan returns from the planet Karma with a mysterious mechanical brain to gift to Jay Garrick—unaware that its advanced intellect has already caught the attention of the underworld, who seek in it the secret to defeating the Flash.
In "The Feathers Fly!", ornithologist Hester Morgan trades her lab coat for a daring new identity, becoming the Hummingbird and taking on Hawkman in a high-stakes clash of wits and wings. With the museum's quiet life no longer enough, she’s determined to seize the wealth and freedom she craves—on her own terms.
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