Tom versus the Flash number 133 or Barry Allen is not a big fan of the First Amendment.

Welcome back for the Flash number 133 the December 1962 issue featuring a cover,

penciled by Carmen and Pantino and inked by Murphy Anderson. It's an iconic cover, of course,

featuring the Flash turning into a puppet

and thinking to himself

I've got the strangest feeling

I'm being turned into a puppet

one wonders how someone

would get the experience enough

to recognize the fact

that they're turning into a puppet

without having been turned into a puppet

previously

I love this cover

I could look at this cover all day. I'm pretty sure I

probably have at some point in my life. Our creative teams for both stories are the same writer,

John Broom Penciler, and Fantino, Inker, Joe Giella, editor Julie Schwartz. The first story is

the plight of the puppet Flash. I would like to note that in the introductory paragraph,

we get a little bit of a vocabre lesson,

since it deals with Abbotabra,

the magician extraordinaire from the 64th century,

who, and I quote, utilizes fantastic powers of legurjamain.

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