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Cover of All-Flash (1941) #26

All-Flash (1941) #26

DC 1941–1947 series Cover date Dec 1946

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About this issue

All-Flash #26 (1941) is issue #26 of DC's All-Flash (1941–1947), with a cover date of December 1946. Written by Robert Kanigher and Harry Lampert and drawn by Harry Lampert and Martin Naydel.

Creators

Writers
Robert Kanigher, Harry Lampert
Pencillers
Harry Lampert, Martin Naydel
Inkers
Harry Lampert, Martin Naydel
Letterer
Harry Lampert
Cover artist
Martin Naydel

The stories

“The Secret of the Criminal Cake!”

The Flash becomes involved in a case involving "Chef" Dolan, who works in a bakery where the Three Dimwits also have jobs. The Chef is placing plans for crimes into certain pies, but, unfortunately for Dolan, he forgets what pie he put the plans into.

“The Man Who Talked Too Much!”

Shrimp Coogan has a remarkable ability: a silver plate put in his head picks up the electrical vibrations of the human brain, as it thinks and connects them with the motor controls of a person's speech. Although he can't read people's thoughts, he can speak them, a situation the Scarlet Speedster finds difficult to overcome.

“Mrs. Bramley's Boarding-House!”

The Three Dimwits have a difficult time with a practical joker living at their boarding house, who is in reality a big boss of crime. Jay Garrick decides to take up residence at the boarding house to uncover him, but he must deal with an unexpected complication: Mrs. Bramley is falling in love with him!

“The Ball Game”

Credits, characters and story details from the Grand Comics Database, CC BY-SA 4.0.