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'Missing Planes Over Alaska'
Published by D.C.
Contributors: Sheldon Moldoff (writer and artist)
Copyright: 01/1940
From Flash Comics issue 1: A squadron of Army planes go missing over Alaska. Cliff Cornwall is assigned from the F.B.I. to help Army Intelligence find what happened to them.
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'Selling Secrets In Panama'
Published by D.C.
Contributors: Sheldon Moldoff (writer and artist)
Copyright: 02/1940
From Flash Comics issue 2: While flying over Montana, from Alaska, Cliff Cornwall intercepts a low-frequency radio message from Panama about plans of mine layouts near the Canal being offered for sale. He flies down there to stop it.
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'Love Can Be Fickle'
Published by D.C.
Contributors: Sheldon Moldoff (writer and artist)
Copyright: 03/1940
From Flash Comics issue 3: Still in Panama, Cliff Cornwall learns of a spy temptress stealing secrets from drugged would-be lovers. He pretends to be head over heels for her as he passes bogus info to her.
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'The Visiting Ambassador'
Published by D.C.
Contributors: Sheldon Moldoff (writer and artist)
Copyright: 04/1940
From Flash Comics issue 4: The secret arrival of an ambassador from Sofia to Panama is discovered by a female agent and passed to her boss who plans to have the visitor killed to start a war between Sofia and the U.S. Cliff Cornwall is ready to stop them.
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'The Snow-King'
Published by D.C.
Contributors: Sheldon Moldoff (writer and artist)
Copyright: 05/1940
From Flash Comics issue 5: He always works at night and during the winter months. He is the Snow-King and he is said to be "the most dangerous spy of them all". Cliff Cornwall is ordered to track him down and stop him.
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'The Bald Man'
Published by D.C.
Contributors: Sheldon Moldoff (writer and artist)
Copyright: 06/1940
From Flash Comics issue 6: The only things about him that is known is he is bald and he can smuggle weapons where he wants. This time his target is the enemy of the country of Karavia and they are demanding that the U.S. find a way to stop him. Enter Cliff Cornwall.
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'Nursery Rhymes'
Published by D.C.
Contributors: Sheldon Moldoff (writer and artist)
Copyright: 07/1940
From Flash Comics issue 7: The F.B.I. receives a message about the "Little Boy Blue". Soon the famous Blue Boy painting is stolen. Then a note comes saying "Keep smiling" and the famed smiling picture "Modern Louisa" is snatched. Cliff Cornwall is asked to look into it.
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'To Kidnap A Submarine'
Published by D.C.
Contributors: Sheldon Moldoff (writer and artist)
Copyright: 08/1940
From Flash Comics issue 8: A improbable as it sounds, an sos from an American sub talked of it being invaded by armed men and taken hostage, all while under water. Cliff Cornwall is sent to check it out.
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'Frozen Sub Shop'
Published by D.C.
Contributors: Sheldon Moldoff (writer and artist)
Copyright: 09/1940
From Flash Comics issue 9: Yet another nation wants to destroy the Panama Canal, this time to trap U.S. naval forces on one ocean while attacking from the other side. This time the attack is coming from a secret base in Antarctica.
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'The Cloaked Terrorist'
Published by D.C.
Contributors: Sheldon Moldoff (writer and artist)
Copyright: 10/1940
From Flash Comics issue 10: Numerous U.S. possessions in the Pacific are being attacked by a gang of terrorists led by a "queer cloaked man". Cliff Cornwall is tasked with bringing the man to justice. In doing so, he learns of a female agent named Goldy that eludes his capture.
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'Goldy'
Published by D.C.
Contributors: Sheldon Moldoff (writer and artist)
Copyright: 11/1940
From Flash Comics issue 11: Cliff Cornwall is after the female spy master named Goldy but she is proving as dangerous and elusive as any foe he has yet faced.
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'A Change of Heart'
Published by D.C.
Contributors: Sheldon Moldoff (writer and artist)
Copyright: 12/1940
From Flash Comics issue 12: Bringing in the spy master Goldy is proving quite difficult. When faced with even nastier foes, though, Cliff Cornwall sees he needs the help of his resourceful prisoner. Luckily, she is having a change of heart.
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'Invasion In Snowland'
Published by D.C.
Contributors: Sheldon Moldoff (writer and artist)
Copyright: 01/1941
From Flash Comics issue 13: To force America into the war, enemy agents from Korova attack the island of Snowland and takes its few inhabitants hostage. Cliff Cornwall and Lys Vallerie are sent to rescue them and kick the invaders out.
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'The Airplane Detector'
Published by D.C.
Contributors: Sheldon Moldoff (writer and artist)
Copyright: 02/1941
From Flash Comics issue 14: An American inventor has created an airplane detector good for up to 50 miles. Enemy Karian agents want it so they send luscious Nola to get them. Cliff Cornwall goes undercover to stop her.
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'Airplanes Are No Toys'
Published by D.C.
Contributors: Sheldon Moldoff (writer and artist)
Copyright: 03/1941
From Flash Comics issue 15: Aircraft are showing up in the European war that look a lot like new American designs. Cliff Cornwall and Lys Vallerie are dispatched to learn how the secrets are being stolen.
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'Snapshots From Panama'
Published by D.C.
Contributors: Sheldon Moldoff (writer and artist)
Copyright: 04/1941
From Flash Comics issue 16: Cliff Cornwall is temporarily assigned to Panama where he spots an foreign plane taking pictures of defense layouts.
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'Hands Off Our Oil'
Published by D.C.
Contributors: Sheldon Moldoff (writer and artist)
Copyright: 05/1941
From Flash Comics issue 17: As war spreads in Europe, the U.S. is concerned that Caribbean oil refineries are in danger of being used by the enemy so Cliff Cornwall is sent to check things out.
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