Tom versus the Flash number 117 or always make sure to mention your Boomerang

expertise on your resume.

Welcome back for the Flash number 1, 17, the December 1960 issue feature cover,

penciled by Carmen and Fantino and inked by Jogiela. Our first story in this issue is,

here comes Captain Boomerang, written by John Broom, penciled

by Carmen Amfantino, inked by Murphy Anderson, and edited by Julie Schwartz.

You gotta love any story that starts with your hero's trap two giant boomerang.

You know you're in for a good time.

We open at the WW Wiggins game company. Probably one of the larger

businesses in Central City where WWW Wiggins, you can tell I do a lot of stuff on the internet

by the fact that I can't say WW without adding a third WGW. Well, Wiggins himself, the owner of the company, is called a meeting.

He looks a little bit like Kingpin, smoking a cigarette.

He's got a big idea.

You know, kids have gone crazy for flying saucers, fake flying saucers, and the Hulu Hoop.

He knows what the zeitgeist is.

He knows what's coming next.

The next big thing, the Boomerang.

That's right.

The Boomerang.

Shows it off to his fellow executives of the Wiggins game company.

Happens have a boomerang with him.

And then we launched into a rather lengthy, almost two-page explanation of how boomerang

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