Millennium Edition: Flash Comics No. 1 #[nn]

In this origin tale from the Millennium Edition: Flash Comics No. 1, Jay Garrick—newly dubbed the Flash—races to stop the Faultless Four, a quartet of lethal scientists led by the enigmatic Sieur Satan, who have kidnapped Joan Williams’s father to steal his atomic bombarder. With the fate of the city hanging in the balance, Jay must harness his newfound speed to outwit a team of masterminds before their deadly plan comes to fruition.

Cliff, on vacation from the FBI, is pulled into a high-stakes mystery when the Army recruits him for a secret mission in Alaska to stop a series of unexplained attacks on military aircraft—phantom planes that vanish as quickly as they appear.

In "The Kidnapping of Johnny Thunder," young Johnny Thunder is snatched from his home and subjected to ancient Badhnisian rites, destined to become the world’s most powerful being by age seven. Though miraculously reunited with his parents, Johnny’s life takes a sudden turn when he discovers a strange new power tied to the words “Say You” — a power that draws the attention of the very forces that once sought him.

In "The Demon Dummy, Part 1," private detective Devlin finds himself tangled in a web of jealousy and deception when he attempts to frame ventriloquist Dunstan for a murder, hoping to win the heart of Madge Devere—whose affections lie with Dunstan all along. With tension simmering and secrets buried in plain sight, the case takes a sinister turn as the line between performer and puppet begins to blur.

In the dusty frontier town of the 1880s, a young man named Rod Gaynor takes up the mantle of the legendary outlaw-turned-justice-seeker known as The Whip, inspired by tales of a past hero who fought for the oppressed. Donning the mask and riding his trusted horse, King, Rod sets out to protect the helpless from greedy landlords and violent enforcers, determined to carve a new legacy from the old myth.