Cover: Carmine Infantino

Flash Comics #95

May 1948 · DC · 0.10 USD

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In Flash Comics #95, a 1948 10-cent comic, the story "The Golden Flash!" kicks off with Larry relocating his office to Dinah's flower shop, where a mysterious order for a rare black orchid sets off a chain of events. When Black Canary is later accused of murdering wealthy Andrew Masters—someone she once saved at Gargoyle Lake—the case takes a twist that puts her in the spotlight, all drawn together by the quiet tension of a single flower. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated with sharp detail by Carmine Infantino, with inks by Frank Giacoia, the cover by Infantino captures the mood with a striking, shadowed portrait of the Golden Flash.

Contains 5 stories

The Golden Flash!

10 pp · Superhero

The Flash [Jay Garrick]Golden Flash (villain)

In "The Golden Flash!" from Flash Comics #95, a notorious gangster steals a mysterious belt that transforms anyone who touches it into solid gold—turning the Flash’s pursuit into a sticky, shimmering standoff. The story unfolds with the speedster’s usual quick thinking, now tested by a bizarre twist that leaves both criminal and hero frozen in gilded silence.

An Orchid for the Deceased!

10 pp · Superhero

Black Canary [Dinah Drake]Larry LanceAndrew Masters (death)Miss Masters (villain, daughter of the deceased)

In "An Orchid for the Deceased!" from Flash Comics #95 (1948), Larry relocates his office to Dinah's flower shop, where his first case centers on a rare black orchid. When Black Canary investigates the delivery, she’s suddenly accused of murdering wealthy Andrew Masters—someone she once saved at Gargoyle Lake.

Mystery of the Smiling Billboard!

5 pp · Superhero

The Atom [Al Pratt]

The Dark Adventure!

7 pp · Adventure, Fantasy

Ghost Patrol [PedroSlimFred]

Terror under Glass!

8 pp · Superhero

Hawkman [Carter Hall]Hawkgirl [Shiera Sanders]

In "Terror under Glass!" from Flash Comics #95, Jo and her friends investigate a mysterious crystal ball that eerily foretells the murder of Hawkman and Hawkgirl, leading them to confront the antique shop owner behind the strange artifact. The story unfolds with a tense, grounded mystery as the Feathered Furies race to unravel the truth before the vision becomes reality.