Tom versus the Flash number 107 or John Broome seems to agree with Neil Adams about the expanding Earth.

Welcome back for the Flash number 107 July 1959 issue, featuring a cover, penciled by Carmen Infantino, inked by Joe Giella.

As a matter of fact, both are the stories in this issue, same creative teams,

written by John Broom, penciled by Carmen Antointono, inked by Joe Giella, edited by Julie

Schwartz. We'll keep going. It's a bit of a warning to you. I'm recording this at the

tail end of a long day. The Packers won. I'm

excited. The Brewers lost two games. Oh, Brewers, you sad, pathetic bastards. I can't deal with you.

So I retreat back to the world of comic books to find happiness this is this is all i have right now

well besides the packers victory baseball is killing me so i retreat i retreat to comic books in our first

story the return of the super gorilla part two of the epic John Broome guerrilla trilogy in these issues.

We open an America, countryside, your average Joe, ran on a tractor, tilling the fields,

work in the land, feeding you and me, providing the food that we eat, salt of the earth,

guess what happens?

Some type of boring ship, not boring in the sense that you are bored,

but boring in the sense that it has a drill on the front of it,

pops up through the ground, freaks him out, he runs over to the local telephone.

Think of that, local telephone. Think of that local telephone.

This is an older time, my friends. Goes to the local telephone. Tells everyone that all the water's

all dried up nearby. But this isn't the only place this is happening. This is all happening all

across America. Ships are boring up out of the ground with drills on the front of them sucking up water disturbing

everything that is going on and people are freaking out you know who else is freaking out barry

allen you know why he's freaking up is he's reading this in the paper you know why he's reading it in the

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