Tom versus the Flash number 125 or pure nightmare material.

Welcome back for the Flash number 125, the December 1961 issue entitled, The Conquerors of Time.

Written by John Broome, penciled by Carmen Amfantino and inked by Joe Giella, edited by Julie Schwartz featuring an awesome cover. Penciled by Carmen Amphentino and inked by Joe Giella. edited by Julie Schwartz, featuring an awesome cover, penciled by

Carmen Afintino and inked by Joe Giella.

I mean, it's got dinosaurs, it's got space missiles, it's got the flash.

Let's get to our story.

We see a major problem hit Earth.

We cut to a certain, quote, unquote, country.

I believe it's supposed to be the Soviet Union,

where an atomic missile test has turned out to be a dud.

We see a U.S. nuclear submarine, all of a sudden start losing power.

We see a nuclear power plant shutting down.

The atom has led an egg, as it says in the Daily Herald. Actually, in variety, it says

the atom lays an egg. And they're not referring to Ray Palmer. They're referring to the fact

that atomic energy on Earth has gone dead for a mysterious reason. But we're not only concerned

with that. We're also concerned with a red-headed boy standing by himself in a train station.

Wally West has come to visit his aunt Iris, and he is wondering where she is.

But he's also wondering if he'll get a chance to talk to the flesh, Barry Allen, about

these problems with atomic energy. Just at that moment, Barry walks up, saying that Iris was called

away, probably dealing with a story involving

the atomic energy and that he was sent in her place and that he has exciting news to tell him about

time travel, what's happening with atomic energy. He's got a lot. He's got a lot to share. And he probably

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