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Issue Details

Issue	#26
Published	February 1942
Cover Price	0.10 USD
Pages	68
Editing	M. C. Gaines (managing editor); Sheldon Mayer (editor); Ted Udall (assistant)

Cover Details

Characters	The Flash [Jay Garrick]
Genre	superhero
Pencils	Everett E. Hibbard
Inks	Hal Sharp

13 page Flash story "The Prince and the Head Waiter"

Characters	The Flash [Jay Garrick]; Joan Williams
Synopsis	While dining with Joan in a local restaurant, Flash witnesses an attempt to kidnap a young Prince of India. Although the attempt fails, the Scarlet Speedster decides that the young boy needs an escort back home.
Genre	superhero
Script	Gardner Fox
Pencils	Everett E. Hibbard
Inks	Hal Sharp
Notes	Credits by Craig Delich 10/04; synopsis added by Craig Delich 9-3-07.

8 page Johnny Thunder story "Johnny's Messenger Service part 2"

Characters	Johnny Thunder
Genre	superhero; humor
Script	John B. Wentworth
Pencils	Stan Aschmeier
Inks	Stan Aschmeier
Notes	Writer credit by Craig Delich 10/04

6 page Les Sparks story "The Dynamited Dam"

Characters	Les Sparks
Genre	adventure
Script	Don Cameron
Pencils	Don Cameron
Inks	Don Cameron

7 page The King story "Railroad Rogues"

Characters	The King
Genre	detective
Script	Gardner Fox
Pencils	Harry Lampert
Inks	Harry Lampert
Letters	Harry Lampert
Notes	Writer & letterer credit by Craig Delich 10/04.

6 page The Whip story "The Whip Plays Santa"

Characters	The Whip [Rod Gaynor]
Genre	superhero; western
Script	John B. Wentworth
Pencils	Homer Fleming
Inks	Homer Fleming

6 page Minute Movies story "The Army Life of Riley"

Genre	adventure; humor
Script	Ed Wheelan
Pencils	Ed Wheelan
Inks	Ed Wheelan
Letters	Ed Wheelan

1 page Minute Movies filler "Captain Kidder Travelogue"

Genre	adventure; humor
Script	Ed Wheelan
Pencils	Ed Wheelan
Inks	Ed Wheelan
Letters	Ed Wheelan

1 page Minute Movies filler "The Inkling Kid"

Genre	adventure; humor
Script	Ed Wheelan
Pencils	Ed Wheelan
Inks	Ed Wheelan
Letters	Ed Wheelan

9 page Hawkman story "The Brain Stealers"

Characters	The Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Hawkgirl [Shiera Sanders]; VILLAINS: Argot; Iago
Synopsis	Hawkman and Hawkgirl are captured by two scientists who transplant their brains into the bodies of younger people in order to carry out robberies.
Genre	superhero
Script	Gardner F. Fox
Pencils	Sheldon Moldoff
Inks	Sheldon Moldoff
Notes	Writer credit by Craig Delich 10/04; synopsis added by Craig Delich 9-3-07.