Tom versus the Flash number 135 or not only does he do IT support, he has an interest in Junior's fashion.

Welcome back for the Flash number 135, the March 1963 issue, entitled The Secret of the Three Super Weapons, written by John Broome, penciled by Carmen

Infantino, inked by Joe Giella, and edited by Julie Schwartz, featuring a cover penciled by

Carmen Amphantino and inked by Murphy Anderson.

We open in Blue Valley, the home of young Wally West, Kid Flash.

He's freaking out his mom.

His mom concerned, of course, about the fact that Wally's always awake early,

even on weekends and holidays, which is what that day is. Why is he awake so early? What's going on?

You know, he's got kid flash duties, but his mom's always curious. His mom would probably be

even more concerned if he knew the reason that Wally was up early this morning is because

Wally is hearing voices. Yes, that morning is because Wally is hearing voices.

Yes, that's right.

Wally's hearing voices while running around as kid flash.

He's noticed that while he's using his super speed,

certain words are popping in into his mind,

but he can't quite piece him together,

so he's going to go out and start experimenting

by vibrating at different

frequencies. And this is the age when a boy will experiment with vibrating his own body at

different frequencies until that message that's trying to pop through his head comes through

nice and clear. So while he's on the countryside, running around trying to vibrate correctly,

he finally gets it just right, and all of a sudden the words start to become incredibly clear,

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