Tom versus the Flash number 111, or, hey, my second date with my fiancé, was also a trip to a lecture by a paranoid schizophrenic doctor.

Welcome back for the Flash number 111 to March 1960 issue featuring a cover penciled by Carmen Amfantino and inked by Joe Gala.

Our first story is The Invasion of the the cloud creatures, written by John Broome,

penciled by Carmen Anfantino, inked by Murphy Anderson, and edited by Julie Schwartz.

We opened this issue with Barry and Iris out on a date, dressed beautifully, Barry wearing a tuxedo, Iris, a beautiful dress where are they going dancing no fancy dinner

no theater no but it does have a stage barry is taking her in a very romantic night out to see a lecture by

a scientist uh dr wiley summers talking about the earth below us.

Barry is quite the romantic taking his lady to a science lecture.

Well, Iris, of course, is reluctant at first because Iris doesn't like anything.

She hates everything.

And Barry's like, listen, he's interesting. Let's just sit through it.

Curtains open. Dr. Wiley Summers comes on stage and explains

that he is a geologist and that he has discovered a menace lurking in our world. He explains that he was

out Mount Lassen, one of the only active volcanoes in the continent. I'm always taking some lava

samples. He started to feel this evil presence near him. That's something in the continent, while he was taking some lava samples,

he started to feel this evil presence near him.

That's something odd was going on.

Well, he looks up into the sky to see some clouds.

They're not just normal clouds.

They have evil faces in them.

And no, I know what you're thinking.

You're thinking Dr. Summers is on acid or possibly high.

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