Flash Comics Vol 1 92

Flash Comics #92 is a comic book published by DC Comics in 1948, it is made of five different stories each one with a different featured character.

Two of those stories include damsels in distress, marking the eight straight issue with at least one tied up female.

Beyond bondage, this issue is famous for beign the first time Black Canary was a feature character in her own strip.

Black Canary Story
The first time Black Canary was a lead character of a story also featured her as a damsel in distress, following the tradition of getting her in peril from her Johnny Thunder appearances, the big difference was that from this time on Black Canary was able to save herself and then rescue her male companion Larry Lance.

In this adventure in her secret identity as Dinah Drake, the Canary receives an order for funeral flowers for Larry's burial, this leds her to investigate, but while doing so she mistakenly fights Larry and they both end up knocked out and tied up in ropes.

The true villian revelas herself and takes the couple to a river, where they are tied up to tree trunks and left to their luck as the water takes them straight to a waterfall.

Later both appear free and save and Black Canary reveals she used a locket that had a razor hidden to free herself.

Hawkman story
Hawkman and Hawkgirl are once again in Europe facing a character that has become their worst enemy, the Gentleman Ghost, and that has already put Shiera Sanders in distress more than once.

The flying heroine will once again fall in the clutches of the villian, who separates both characters and then forces Hawkgirl to surrender at gunpoint.

Bound hand and feet, Hawkgirl is taken to a secret location leaving a clu for Hawkman to find her. This clue leads to a crowded theater, where the winged heroine is tied up to a chandelier above the audience.

The Ghost cuts the chandelier letting the bound girl fall to her demise and to those of many below her, but Hawkman broke the clue and arrives just in tiem to catch her, free her and save the day.