The Flash Album #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Day Flash Aged 100 Years!", a bizarre twist of fate sends the Flash into a surreal temporal anomaly, forcing him to confront a future version of himself that’s lived a century in a single day. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Mort Meskin with inks by George Roussos, this 1977 gem from The Flash Album #14 delivers a mind-bending tale that’s as much about identity as it is about time. The cover, a vibrant collaboration by Dick Giordano, Ernie Chan, and Nick Cardy, captures the story’s dramatic tone in bold, dynamic lines.
In "Crisis on Earth-Three!", the Crime Syndicate—bored with their reign of villainy on Earth-3—cross over to the JLA’s Earth seeking a fresh challenge. When they trap the JSA in an interdimensional prison, the Justice League must defend Earth-2 from the Syndicate’s ruthless takeover.
In "The 9th Wonder of the World!", Johnny Quick faces a near-impossible challenge when a fire wipes out the entire print run of the hit comic *8th Wonder*. With time running out and no help in sight, he takes on every role—artist, inker, letterer, engraver, printer, and colorist—using only a handpress and his own hands to recreate the entire issue by dawn. The sheer dedication and impossible feat of craftsmanship turn a disaster into a one-of-a-kind marvel.
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↩ Reprints House of Mystery #95 (1960), Justice League of America #112 (1974), Justice League of America #114 (1974), The Flash #232 (1975), Super-Team Family #3 (1976), Four Star Spectacular #2 (1976), DC Super Stars #5 (1976)
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