Flashback #22

In "The Sorcerer Trygg," Hawkman soars over the Welsh Mountains when he hears a desperate plea from Jan, a young woman fleeing a horde of zombies. With the help of her friend Margo, he uncovers a dark secret: her uncle’s cursed legacy of zombie labor in forgotten mines, now wielded by the sorcerer Master Trygg and the sinister Beldame Gaffy. As ancient magic twists the minds of those around him, Hawkman must confront both the undead and the sorcerers behind the terror—before the mountains themselves fall under their spell.

In "The Twin Thieves," The Sandman investigates a baffling robbery at a jewelry store when a thief vanishes into a different suit mid-chase. Following the man to his home, Sandman uncovers a hidden safe brimming with stolen jewels—only to be ambushed by the thief, who reveals himself as one of a pair of identical brothers. As the Sandman fights to protect his identity, he must outwit the cunning duo before they vanish again.

In the year 2240, war erupts between Toutonia and Balkania, plunging Europe into chaos. As Ultra-Man, Gary Concord, the High Moderator of the United States, races to restore peace and revive the war-torn uranium mines, he confronts the Night Riders and uncovers a sinister plot by Lord Criket and Krieg to seize control through deception.

In "The Murder of Widow Jones," the Flash investigates a chilling crime scene when a police officer flags him down outside a quiet home, where the widow Jones lies dead inside and her door is locked from the inside. With the window open and no sign of forced entry, the Fastest Man Alive takes it upon himself to solve the mystery—disguising as a detective to catch the culprit before the clock runs out.

In "The Tenement Fires," the Spectre investigates a blaze that defies logic, uncovering a pattern of arson tied to a sinister conspiracy. As he follows the trail from the ashes, he confronts those responsible—Fire Warden Zane, the enigmatic Pete, the calculating Nick Brant, and the twisted Dr. Cragg—unraveling a web of destruction that reaches far beyond the flames.

When the secret plans for a government bomber vanish—only to reappear untouched, Biff Bronson and Mulligan are left with more questions than answers. A mysterious performer known as the Great Remembo draws Biff’s attention, and his instincts tell him this illusionist might be more than just a showman. As the investigation unfolds, the line between trickery and treason blurs, and the truth behind the stolen plans begins to surface.

In "The Forest Fire," Hourman (Rex Tyler) races to extinguish a raging blaze that threatens a camp for Uncle Sam, saving everyone inside. But just as he celebrates his victory, he receives a chilling warning: the camp must be evacuated immediately—or someone will be murdered. With the stakes rising, Hourman takes charge, determined to uncover the hidden danger before it’s too late.

In "The Volcano Invasion," Sergeant Red Dugan, Whitey Smith, and Blooey Blue trade their usual missions for a surprise Alaska vacation—only to find themselves in the middle of a spy thriller when Doris West warns them of Kavinise agents posing as Eskimos, hiding underground with a cache of weapons and a captured G-2 operative. With the clock ticking, the trio springs into action, tracking down the infiltrators and racing to save the missing agent before the enemy’s plan erupts into full-scale chaos.