Flash Comics

Flash Comics is a landmark title in comic book history, introducing readers to one of DC’s most enduring heroes and laying the foundation for the Speed Force legacy. First published in 1940, Flash Comics #1 featured the debut of Jay Garrick, the original Flash, whose super-speed abilities captivated audiences and helped define the Golden Age of comics.

The series quickly became a fan favorite, delivering fast-paced adventures, vibrant artwork, and dynamic storytelling. In addition to Jay Garrick, Flash Comics also introduced classic characters like Hawkman and Black Canary, making the series even more significant to collectors and historians alike.

Though the original run of Flash Comics ended in 1949, its legacy lived on. The reintroduction of the Flash in Showcase #4 (1956), featuring Barry Allen, launched the Silver Age of comics and reinvented the character for a new generation. Barry’s popularity would lead to the long-running The Flash series, cementing the Scarlet Speedster’s place in comic book history.

Collectors especially seek out key issues such as Flash Comics #1, #3 (first appearance of The Thinker), and #92 (first Black Canary). These vintage books are valuable pieces of comic lore and often fetch high prices at auctions. If you’re a collector—or considering whether to sell comic books—Flash Comics remains one of the most sought-after series in the market.

Explore current market values with a trusted comic book price guide and discover what your vintage Flash issues may be worth today.

Flash Comics #1 (1940)

flash comics #1

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1st Appearance of Flash, Hawkman, Johnny Thunder
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