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Issue: Millennium Edition: Flash Comics No. 1 #[nn]
Publication Date: September 2000
 
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Publisher: FlagDC
Indicia Publisher: DC Comics
On Sale Date: 07/19/2000
Volume: none
Pages: 68
ISBN: none
UPC/EAN: 76194122597500111
Price: $6.25 CAD
$3.95 USD
Indicia Frequency: none
Content Items: 11 (7 stories, 1 cover)
Editor(s): M.C. Gaines (original managing editor); Sheldon Mayer (original assistant editor); Adam Philips (collected edition editor); Nick J. Napolitano (collected edition associate editor)
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Publication Type: Comic Book
Color: color
Dimensions: standard Modern Age US
Paper Stock: glossy cover; newsprint interior
Binding: saddle-stitched
Publishing Format: one-shot
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Cover, Front
Original Artwork
Digital Edition
Adult Image
Title Page
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The Fastest Man Alive Makes His Golden Age Debut

Illustration  on  Cover, Front
Credits
Sheldon Moldoff
Sheldon Moldoff
?
?
Subject Matter
superhero
The Flash
Flash [Jay Garrick]; Joan Williams; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Johnny Thunder; The Whip; Cliff Cornwall
Reprinting
FlagFlash Comics #1 published January 1940
was Introducing The Flash... Fastest Man Alive! [Illustration on Cover, Front]
 
Miscellaneous
1
Credits in this issue say "Harry Lampert" for artist for this cover, but the corrections page in the Millennium Edition: Superboy #1 (DC, 2001 series), which was the last Millennium Edition, credits Sheldon Moldoff for this cover, as does both Golden Age Flash Archives #1 and Golden Age Hawkman Archives #1.
Flash Comics #1 Introducing the Fastest Man Alive and the Winged Wonder

Text Article  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Robert Greenberger
typeset
Subject Matter
Remembering the Millennium
Reprinting
 
Miscellaneous
2
An overview of the context of this issue and the characters, stories, and credits. Appears on inside of front and inside of back covers.
Origin of the Flash

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Gardner Fox
Harry Lampert
Harry Lampert
?
Harry Lampert (masthead)
Subject Matter
superhero
The Flash
The Flash [Jay Garrick] (introduction, origin); Joan Williams (introduction); Professor Hughes (introduction); Major Williams (introduction, Joan's father); Bull Tryon (introduction); The Faultless Four [Sieur Satan (villain, introduction, death); Serge Orloff (villain, introduction, surgeon, death); Duriel (villain, introduction, death); Smythe (villain, introduction, death)]
Faster than the streak of the lightning in the sky...
The Scarlet Speedster must face the threat of the Faultless Four, a group of brilliant but deadly scientists who kidnap Joan William's father in order to get his invention: the atomic bombarder!
Reprinting
FlagFlash Comics #1 published January 1940
was Origin of the Flash [Story on Interior Page(s)]
 
Miscellaneous
15
Story was originally untitled. The Flash has lightning bolts on his belt buckle and trousers.
The Disappearing Plane

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Gardner Fox
Sheldon Moldoff
Sheldon Moldoff
?
?
Subject Matter
adventure
"Cliff" Cornwall
In Washington, D.C. are special agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation...
Reprinting
FlagFlash Comics #1 published January 1940
was The Disappearing Plane [Story on Interior Page(s)]
 
Miscellaneous
6
Story was originally untitled. First line is "A fleet of U.S. bombers wing their way toward Alaska..."

The credits in this reprint incorrectly credit Sheldon Moldoff as the writer.
The Origin of Hawkman

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Gardner Fox
Dennis Neville
Dennis Neville
?
?
Subject Matter
superhero
Hawkman
Hawkman [Carter Hall] (intro, origin); Shiera Sanders (intro, later Hawkgirl); Hath-Set (intro); Kolar; Doctor Hastor
Beginning the tale of a phantom of the night...
Reprinting
FlagFlash Comics #1 published January 1940
was The Origin of Hawkman [Story on Interior Page(s)]
 
Miscellaneous
12
This story was not originally titled. The title here was given in Golden Age Hawkman Archives #1 where this story was reprinted.
The Kidnapping of Johnny Thunder

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
John Wentworth
Stan Asch
Stan Asch
?
?
Subject Matter
superhero
Johnny Thunderbolt
Johnny Thunder (intro, origin); Thunderbolt (intro); Simon B. Thunder; Mildred Thunder
Simon B. Thunder was a back clerk in the Case National Bank...
Reprinting
FlagFlash Comics #1 published January 1940
was The Kidnapping of Johnny Thunder [Story on Interior Page(s)]
 
Miscellaneous
10
Story was originally untitled.
Warfare in Space, Part One

Text Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Gardner Fox
Sheldon Mayer (spot illos)
Sheldon Mayer (spot illos)
?
typeset
Subject Matter
science fiction
Billy Morton; Keith Morton; Port Commander Worth; Ralph "The Ruthless" Farnham
Reprinting
FlagFlash Comics #1 published January 1940
was Warfare in Space, Part One [Text Story on Interior Page(s)]
 
Miscellaneous
2
Story continued in Flash Comics (DC, 1940 series) #2. Reprint omits three small ads at the end that are replaced with a Flash helmet and lightning bolt.
The Demon Dummy, Part 1

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
Ed Wheelan
Ed Wheelan
Ed Wheelan
?
Ed Wheelan
Subject Matter
crime
"Flash" Picture Novel
Reprinting
FlagFlash Comics #1 published January 1940
was The Demon Dummy, Part 1 [Story on Interior Page(s)]
 
Miscellaneous
8
Story continued in Flash Comics (1940 Series) #2
Origin of the Whip

Story  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
John B. Wentworth
George Storm
George Storm
?
?
Subject Matter
western
The Whip
The Whip [Don Fernando Suarez]; The Whip [Rod Gaynor]; Marisa Dillon; Carlos; King (The Whip's horse)
From the time of Cortez, the conqueror of Mexico...
The Whip, affecting a Spanish accent, is aided by girl friend Marisa Dillon, and Carlos, not to mention his horse King.
Reprinting
FlagFlash Comics #1 published January 1940
was Origin of the Whip [Story on Interior Page(s)]
 
Miscellaneous
10
Story was originally untitled.

The Whip is Eastern playboy Rod Gaynor. The strip is set in the southwest.
House Advertisement

Promotional Material (from Publisher)  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
?
?
?
typeset
Reprinting
 
Miscellaneous
1
House ad for golden age DC Archive Editions. Appears on page 48 of this issue.
Ad

Advertisement  on  Interior Page(s)
Credits
?
?
?
typeset
Reprinting
 
Miscellaneous
1
Total of 1 one-page ad for: got milk? with Superman (milk). Appears on back cover.

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