Tom versus the Flash number 150, or for the love of God, will Lensnart?

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Welcome back to the Flash number 150, the February 1965 issue, featuring a cover

pencil by Carmine Infantino and inked by Murphy Anderson.

Our first story is Captain Cold's Polar Perils, written by Gardner Fox, penciled by Murphy Anderson. Our first story is Captain Cold's Polar Peralds,

written by Gardner Fox,

penciled by Carmen and Fantino,

inked by Murphy Anderson,

and edited by Julie Schwartz.

Apologies if this episode seems even more frayed than my usual ones.

It's tax season.

I get home, I'm a little worn out,

I'm a little crazed, I have one beer and I start

recording. So if it goes off the rails a little bit, blame the nature of reality. We start

in the central city police station where a dainty gloved hand is pointing out Barry Allen to the mayor

of the city. And attach to that dainty hand is Princess Mahorani of Jodapur, who's on a state

visit to Central City. And since she's a dignitary from a far off land, they're throwing a giant

ball in town for her. And she needs to have a police officer to protect her. And she, of course,

picked the man with the steady, calming haircut and fashionable bowtie of Barry Hallen.

The mayor at first objects because he's just a forensic scientist, but she says she wants

him, so she gets him.

Barry starts freaking out.

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