Tom versus the Flash number 132 or it's still reality television even if it isn't your reality.

Welcome back for the Flash number 132, the November 1962 issue featuring a cover

in pencil by Carmen Infantino and inked by Joe Giella.

Both of our stories have the same creative teams, writer John Broom, penciler Carmen Infantino, inker Joe Giella. Both of our stories have the same creative teams.

Writer John Broom, penciler Carmen Infantino, inker Joe Giella, and edited by Julie

Schwartz, our first story in this.

I should say, I recorded this whole episode and then Skype destroyed it.

And if you've ever lost something on Skype or unexpectedly shuts down, there is a way

to recover files, but they're like saved in 20 second increments

and you have to piece them back together.

I did not want to do that, so I'm re-recording it.

Hopefully I can capture the Spontennady.

Our first story is the Flash, the heaviest man on Earth.

We open on Gobdor, World 86 of existence level 24 of the cosmos.

You might remember that. That's the world where the classroom is watching a miniature central city

with a tiny flash in it, which is reflecting the real world, well, what's happening on Earth

and they're studying and learning and they all got mixed up with it it was

teacher a lighter you might remember that old issue well gobdoer's number one form of entertainment now

is reality television just not their reality earth's reality tragedy on earth earthquakes

volcanoes tidal waves people on gobdor can't get enough for watching humans

apparently being terrorized by natural disasters.

It's huge.

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