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Cover: Jon Chester Kozlak
Flash Comics #32
“The Fictitious Villains”
In "The Fictitious Villains," the Flash faces a bizarre threat when a frustrated writer’s imagination gives rise to living, crime-obsessed villains—each born from a story that shouldn’t exist. Written by Gardner F. Fox and illustrated by Jon Chester Kozlak, this 1942 classic blends pulp intrigue with early superhero surrealism, all rendered in dynamic art by Kozlak on both interior and cover.
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The Flash has his hands full in combating villains imagined by a frustrated writer...villains that come to life and who have but one ambition: crime will win over good!
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