Tom versus the Flash number 130 or

I sure ain't Perry Mason.

Welcome back for the Flash number 130 to August

1962 issue featuring a cover,

penciled by Carmen Amphantino and inked by Murphy Anderson.

It's a cool cover too.

You got the Flash laid out on the ground, knocked out,

five of his foes hovering above him the trickster,

Captain Cole at the top, Captain Boomerang, Mirror Master, five of his foes hovering above him, the trickster, Captain Cole

at the top, Captain Boomerang, Mirrmaster, Who Doomed the Flash? Obviously not Pied Piper,

no one really respects him at this point. Our first story is, Who Doomed the Flash? Written

by John Broom, pencil by Carmen Infantino, and inked by Joe Giella, and edited by Julie

Schwartz. We start with Barry Allen at the dentist.

Apparently has problems with his teeth.

He's getting a filling, a temporary filling.

That only lasts until he can come back on Thursday.

Dentist warns him, listen, that filling might fall out.

But don't worry about it.

And trust me, this is important to the rest of the story.

Well, the dentist is talking to Barry with his back, turn to Barry. Barry hears on the radio.

Apparently, they broke into the dentist music, you know, that's sort of a musac type

stuff that play in the dentist office to announce the fact that the mirrormaster has been

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