| THREE DIMWITS | CHRONOLOGY |
| Created by Gardner Fox and Everett E. Hibbard |
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CHRONOLOGY
Three Dimwits first appeared in All-Flash Quarterly #5 (Summer 1942).
Below is the definitive list of appearances of Three Dimwits in chronological order. Flashback sequences or story entries will be followed by a [Flashback] note. Stories that for some reason are no longer part of current continuity will have a comment saying this in a note following the entry.
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Three Dimwits Chronology
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| All-Flash Quarterly #5 (summer 1942): "The Story of a Race Horse" |
| All-Flash #6 (September-October 1942): "The Ray That Changed Men's Souls" |
| All-Flash #8 (January-February 1943): "The Formula to Fairyland" |
| All-Flash #9 (March-April 1943): "Adventure of the Stolen Telescope" |
| All-Flash #9/2 (March-April 1943): "Adventure of the Magic Mirror" |
| All-Flash #10 (May-June 1943): "The Case of the Curious Cat" |
| All-Flash #11 (July-August 1943): "Trouble Comes in Doubles" |
| Flash Comics #46 (October 1943): "Kill 'Em With Kindness!" |
| All-Flash #12 (fall 1943): "Tumble Inn to Trouble" |
| Comic Cavalcade #4/10 (fall 1943): "Winky Turns Wrestler" |
| All-Flash #13 (winter 1943): "Campaign Against the Flash" |
| Comic Cavalcade #5/7 (winter 1943): "The Plant that Challenged the World" |
| Flash Comics #52 (April 1944): "The Machine That Thinks Like a Man" |
| All-Flash #14 (spring 1944): "The Man Who Unleashed the Past" |
| Flash Comics #54 (June 1944): "The Bottle from the Sea" |
| All-Flash #15 (summer 1944): "Secrets of a Stranger" |
| All-Flash #15/2 (summer 1944): "Under the Sorcerer's Spell" |
| Comic Cavalcade #7/8 (summer 1944): "The Man with the Notorious Nose" |
| Flash Comics #56 (August 1944): "The Sap of the Stardisnats Tree" |
| Flash Comics #57 (September 1944): "Little Spoiled Scion of Society" |
| All-Flash #16 (fall 1944): "Five Clues to Crime" |
| Comic Cavalcade #8/4 (fall 1944): "The Man who Tilted Windmills" |
| Flash Comics #59 (November 1944): "The Secret of the Great Stone Face" |
| Big All-American Comic Book [24th Story] (1944): "The Million Dollar Apple" |
| Flash Comics #61 (January 1945): "The Magic of Ultra-Speed" |
| All-Flash #17/2 (winter 1944): "The Energetic Elephant" |
| All-Flash #17/3 (winter 1944): "The Matching Men from Mars" |
| Comic Cavalcade #9/4 (winter 1944): "The Tale of the Winged Horse" |
| Flash Comics #62 (February 1945): "High Jinks on the Rinks" |
| Flash Comics #63 (March 1945): "The Horrors a la Creep" |
| Flash Comics #64 (April-May 1945): "The Fire Bandits" |
| All-Flash #18/2 (spring 1945): "Ladies' Day at the Amusement Park" |
| Comic Cavalcade #10/4 (spring 1945): "The Elevator That Went Sideways" |
| All-Flash #19/3 (summer 1945): "The Mummy Case and the Wooden Man" |
| Flash Comics #66 (August-September 1945): "The Flash and the Black Widow" |
| All-Flash #20 (fall 1945): "The Telltale Telescope" |
| All-Flash #20/2 (fall 1945): "The Formula for Wealth" |
| All-Flash #20/3 (fall 1945): "Schoolboys in Suburbia" |
| Comic Cavalcade #12/6 (fall 1945): "Painting the Town" |
| Flash Comics #67 (October-November 1945): "The Man Who Saw Ahead" |
| Flash Comics #68 (December 1945-January 1946): "The Radio that Ran Wild" |
| All-Flash #21 (winter 1945): "The Man with the Touch of Gold" |
| All-Flash #21/2 (winter 1945): "The Fastest Man Alive vs. the Slowest Man Alive" |
| All-Flash #21/3 (winter 1945): "A Sock at Christmas Time" |
| Comic Cavalcade #13/5 (winter 1945): "The Story of the First Santa Claus" |
| Flash Comics #69 (February-March 1946): "Adventure of the Violent Violin" |
| Flash Comics #70 (April 1946): "An Ocean of Gold" |
| All-Flash #22 (April-May 1946): "The Money Doubler" |
| Comic Cavalcade #14/4 (April-May 1946): "The Fourth Dimensional House" |
| All-American Comics #73/3 (May 1946): [No Title] |
| Flash Comics #72 (June 1946): "Wizard of the Wax Works" |
| All-American Comics #74/3 (June 1946): "We Warned You" |
| All-Flash #23/2 (June-July 1946): "The Bad Men of Bar Nothing" |
| Comic Cavalcade #15/2 (June-July 1946): "Spend Till It Hurts" |
| Flash Comics #73 (July 1946): "The Flying Submarine" |
| All-American Comics #75/2 (July 1946): [No Title] |
| Flash Comics #74 (August 1946): "Jewels and Fools" |
| All-American Comics #76/2 (August 1946): "Second Childhood!" |
| All-Flash #24/2 (August-September 1946): "Appointment with Destiny" |
| All-Flash #24/3 (August-September 1946): "Fourth Dimensional Follies" |
| Flash Comics #75 (September 1946): "The Singing Robot" |
| All-American Comics #77/2 (September 1946): "The Barbers of Shaveville!" |
| All-American Comics #78/2 (October 1946): "On the Loose for a Moose!" |
| All-Flash #25/2 (October-November 1946): "The Mermaid and the Dopes" |
| Comic Cavalcade #17/2 (October-November 1946): "The Flying Tractor" |
| All-American Comics #79/2 (November 1946): "Three Mad Musicians!" |
| Flash Comics #78 (December 1946): "Haunted Halloween" |
| All-American Comics #80/2 (December 1946): [No Title] |
| All-Flash #26 (December 1946-January 1947): "Secret of the Criminal Cake" |
| All-Flash #26/3 (December 1946-January 1947): "Mrs. Bramley's Boarding House" |
| Comic Cavalcade #18/2 (December 1946-January 1947): "The Galloping Greenbucks" |
| Flash Comics #79 (January 1947): "Evil Over Eelton" |
| All-American Comics #81/2 (January 1947): [No Title] |
| All-American Comics #82/2 (February 1947): [No Title] |
| All-Flash #27/2 (February-March 1947): "Fighting over Fish" |
| All-Flash #28/3 (April-May 1947): "The Comeback Trail" |
| All-Flash #29/3 (June-July 1947): "The Secret in the Chest" |
| Flash Vol. 2 #161 (June 2000): "Honeymoon in Vegas" [Flashback] |
| Flash Vol. 1 #117/2 (December 1960): "The Madcap Inventors of Central City!" |